RAM Rubber or Poly Impact Conveyor Rollers

Rollers

Conveyor Idlers and rollers are not just a tin can with a shaft. The cost of labour and down time to replace the idler is always much higher than buying the replacement idler, so it makes sense to buy a quality roller.

To avoid premature idler failure it is important to protect the bearing from ingress of dirt and the bearing being overloaded. Only with a good bearing, sized correctly for the application combined with a great seal will the idler survive the tough conditions necessary for today's' industry

Our rollers are fitted with:

• Single row deep groove ball bearings, but in extreme conditions spherical roller bearings are used, which have a greater tolerance to shaft deflection and a higher dynamic capacity.
• Our impact rollers also use a variety of reinforced bearing housings to adapt to the various drop heights and lump sizes seen in the impact zone.
• Rubber disc impacts use press fitted rubber disc's and a welded retaining ring at each end of the roller is used to ensure the rubber disc's are firmly clamped and retained in position during operation.

Rollers

Conveyor Idlers and rollers are not just a tin can with a shaft. The cost of labour and down time to replace the idler is always much higher than buying the replacement idler, so it makes sense to buy a quality roller.

To avoid premature idler failure it is important to protect the bearing from ingress of dirt and the bearing being overloaded. Only with a good bearing, sized correctly for the application combined with a great seal will the idler survive the tough conditions necessary for today's' industry

Our rollers are fitted with:

• Single row deep groove ball bearings, but in extreme conditions spherical roller bearings are used, which have a greater tolerance to shaft deflection and a higher dynamic capacity.
• Our impact rollers also use a variety of reinforced bearing housings to adapt to the various drop heights and lump sizes seen in the impact zone.
• Rubber disc impacts use press fitted rubber disc's and a welded retaining ring at each end of the roller is used to ensure the rubber disc's are firmly clamped and retained in position during operation.