Resources
Selection guides and how-to notes for buyers specifying industrial rollers. Written around the questions we answer most often — which cover material, which hardness, how to measure a worn roller, and which press models we build for.
Selection and Specification Guides
Each guide answers one decision. Every hardness range, temperature limit and tolerance quoted here is one we actually build to.
Grip, abrasion, heat and solvent resistance side by side, with the hardness range we build each cover in.
Hardness by roller position from 20 to 95 Shore A, and how to read the hardness off a worn roller.
The seven measurements we need when the drawing is lost, and the five mistakes that cause remakes.
Heidelberg, Roland, Komori and KBA coverage, and why hardness is specified per roller position.
Product Ranges and Answers
| Need | Go to |
|---|---|
| Rubber, silicone and compound options | Rubber rollers |
| High load and abrasion resistance | Polyurethane rollers |
| Ink, dampening and coating rollers | Printing rollers |
| Bare, ground and chrome plated cores | Steel and chrome rollers |
| Short answers on MOQ, lead time and shipping | FAQ |
| Company, factory and inspection | About SENC |
Still Not Sure What to Specify?
Send the application, the temperature and what the roller runs against. You get a material recommendation, a hardness proposal, a firm price and a delivery date — usually within one business day.