Industrial Roller Products
Eight product families, all manufactured in our own workshop in Hengshui. Each category page lists the compounds, hardness ranges and dimensional limits we can hold — not a generic catalogue.
Choose the Roller Family
If you know the application but not the material, start from the application pages instead — or send the drawing and we will recommend a compound.
Rubber Roller
Hot vulcanised rubber covers on machined cores. The workhorse for nip, feed and pressure positions.
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Printing Roller
Ink, dampening and rider rollers matched to press model and roller position, in single pieces or full sets.
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Steel Roller
Bare, ground and dynamically balanced steel rollers for web handling and conveyor lines.
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Chrome Plated Roller
Mirror or matte chrome for release, corrosion resistance and wear life on high-speed webs.
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Silicone Roller
Heat resistant covers for hot nip, film laminating and release applications.
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Polyurethane Roller
Cast PU for high load, abrasion and cut resistance where rubber breaks down too early.
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Conveyor Roller
Steel, PVC and rubber covered rollers for parcel, warehouse and production conveying.
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Drive Roller
Rubber lagged and knurled drive rollers for belt conveyor traction and slip control.
View specification →Three Questions That Decide the Roller
We ask the same three things on every enquiry. Answer them and the specification writes itself.
1. What does it touch?
Ink, film, paper, textile or hot melt. The contact media decides the compound before anything else.
2. How hard must it press?
Nip pressure and line speed set the hardness. Too soft and the nip widens; too hard and the web marks.
3. What kills the old one?
Hardening, glazing, blistering, edge wear. The failure mode tells us which material to change.
Send the Drawing or the Worn Roller
Email a drawing, a photo with a ruler in frame, or the machine model. You will get a material proposal, a price and a lead time.