Conveyor Rollers

Load Support: Carries the weight of the materials being transported on the top (carrying) side of the belt.
Friction Reduction: Uses internal bearings and shafts to allow smooth rotation, lowering overall belt running resistance and power consumption.
Troughing Configuration: Often arranged in sets of three or more to form a trough shape (commonly at 20°, 35°, or 45° angles) that cradles and centers the load.
Common Materials: Built from durable metals like mild steel or stainless steel, and sometimes coated or made with resilient plastics or rubber.

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- Mild Steel (MS): Standard option for general industrial conveyor lines.
- Stainless Steel / Galvanized Steel: Corrosion-resistant options for harsh or wet environments.
- Rubber Disc / Rubber Tread: Used for belt tracking and applications exposed to abrasive or sticky bulk materials.

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Custom Design & Engineering: Tailoring impact roller assemblies—such as troughing, flat, offset, or garland configurations—to match specific conveyor sizes, load weights, and harsh operating environments.
Installation & Retrofitting: Professional on-site setup and integration of shock-absorbing roller systems into existing material handling lines.
Maintenance & Repair: Routine inspections, bearing replacements, and servicing of rubber or polyurethane impact rings to prevent premature belt wear.

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