Sealing & Pull Rollers

Sealing rollers that make a continuous seal, and pull rollers that feed the film at a steady tension.

Overview

Made to your drawing or matched to the part you send, so the replacement fits the machine it goes on.

Types

Sealing rollers

Crimped and flat sealing profiles for continuous machines. Made to the seal pattern on your drawing.

Pull rollers

Drive rollers that grip and feed the film. Surface pattern and hardness matched to the film.

Journals and bores

Shaft seats, bores and keyways machined so the roller fits the machine without shimming.

What we work to

  • Crimped and flat sealing profiles
  • Journals, bores and keyways
  • Ground and checked for concentricity
  • Balanced for the machine speed you run

What to send with a quote

  • A drawing of the roller, or the worn roller as a sample
  • The machine make and model
  • The seal pattern or grip the roller must produce
  • Quantity

A drawing or a clear photo is enough to start. A PDF, DWG, DXF or STEP file is ideal. Tell us the machine make and model and the quantity, and we will come back with a quote.

Other products

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Send the drawing, or the worn part as a sample.

Tell us the machine make and model and the quantity, and we will price it.

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