The Steel Conveyor Roller is the primary component for transmitting power from the drive unit to the conveyor belt. Depending on the required load-carrying capacity, these rollers are classified into three categories: light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty. For rollers of the same diameter, various axle diameters and center spans are available to meet specific operational needs.

The surface treatment options for the Steel Conveyor Roller include smooth steel, herringbone rubber lagging, or rhombic rubber lagging:

• Smooth Steel Surface: Ideal for low-power applications with narrow belts in dry environments.
• Herringbone Rubber Lagging: Features a high friction coefficient with superior anti-slip and drainage capabilities; please note it is direction-specific.
• Rhombic Rubber Lagging: Suitable for two-way operating conveyors.
• Vulcanized Rubber Lagging: Typically utilized for heavy-duty and critical industrial applications.

Additionally, the bearing housing of the Steel Conveyor Roller is designed for easy maintenance, utilizing grease cup style lubrication to ensure long-term reliability.