Team Systems PVC Conveyor Roller TSPROLL300
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Description and applications
The TSPROLL300 is a PVC conveyor roller used to facilitate the smooth movement of goods across transport lines. It is a staple component for materials handling equipment in settings such as packaging plants, warehouses, and manufacturing floors where consistent flow is required to keep production lines moving without bottlenecks.
These rollers use a low-friction PVC construction that reduces wear on the overall system and extends the operational lifespan of the conveyor. The inclusion of spring-loaded shafts simplifies the installation process, allowing maintenance crews to swap out units quickly without complex tooling. Because the PVC material is naturally resistant to corrosion, these rollers perform reliably in environments where metal components might degrade, reducing the risk of seized bearings or surface rust that slows down throughput.
Each unit features dimensions of 230 x 50mm for the width and diameter. With a capacity of 40kg each, these rollers are suited for transporting lightweight to medium loads across standard roller tracks.
Features
- Constructed from corrosion-resistant PVC
- Spring-loaded shafts for simplified installation
- Low-friction operation to reduce system wear
- Compatible with standard roller tracks
- Modular design for easier maintenance
Specifications
| Model | TSPROLL300 |
| Dimensions (Width x Diameter) | 230 x 50mm |
| Capacity | 40kg each |
The TSPROLL300 is a PVC conveyor roller used to facilitate the smooth movement of goods across transport lines. It is a staple component for materials handling equipment in settings such as packaging plants, warehouse...
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