Once, the centerless grinder was primarily mechanical, using hydraulic technology and simple motors. Today, the centerless grinder is computerized, using sophisticated programming, running a myriad of advanced electrical components. Operators simply choose the correct program for the part. The computerized machine practically runs itself.

Centerless grinding is really about possibility. It is possible for one operator to run two or more grinders. It is possible to practically eliminate bad parts with preprogrammed part cycles and process gaging tied to machine compensation. In short, people are doing more with less hassle, amplifying human capability while simplifying technological complexity.

CRI employs innovative thinking from a practical perspective. What this means for you is that all the latest technology in grinding is available in an operator friendly format. We understand grinding from both the operator's and management's perspective. CRI has specialized in Cincinnati centerless remanufacturing, new grinder manufacturing, automation, and process development for over 20 years.

CRI is headquartered in New Haven, Michigan where we manufacture a line of new CRI centerless grinders, and remanufacture, automate, and retrofit Cincinnati centerless grinders. CRI offers all the latest technology advancements in machine tool controls and retrofits. CRI specializes in customized process development, helping you achieve productivity gains, increased quality of part geometry, and safety improvements.

We believe in a high level of customer service. Each customer is viewed as an opportunity to use our experience in innovative ways to improve output and geometry of the ground part. Our dedication to quality and service has rewarded us with repeat business. There's nothing we like better than over-delivering on our promises.