Rubber Rollers are cylindrical components consisting of a metal core (steel/aluminum) covered with a rubber or elastomer layer. They are widely used in industries for printing, coating, laminating, embossing, conveying, and material handling.
Key Features
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- High Durability – Withstand wear, abrasion, and mechanical stress.
- Good Grip & Friction – Provides traction for web materials.
- Shock Absorption – Reduces vibration & noise.
- Resilient Surface – Protects delicate substrates.
- Custom Hardness (Shore A 20–100) – Depending on application.
- Surface Finish Options – Ground, polished, grooved, or patterned.
Types of Rubber Rollers (by Material)
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- Natural Rubber Rollers – Good resilience, shock absorption.
- Nitrile Rubber (NBR) Rollers – Oil, grease & abrasion resistant.
- Neoprene Rubber Rollers – Heat & chemical resistant.
- EPDM Rubber Rollers – Excellent weather & ozone resistance.
- Silicone Rubber Rollers – High temperature & release properties.
- Hypalon Rollers – Acid & chemical resistant.
- Polyurethane (PU) Rollers – High load & abrasion resistance.