Conveyor OEMs and System Integrators
Conveyor OEMs and system integrators build systems from components that must match tube diameter shaft size and drive type exactly. The parts listed here are designed to be sourced as one consistent range instead of assembled from multiple suppliers, reducing integration risk and assembly time.
Pain Points on the Line
- Rollers that do not align in height when sourced from different suppliers
- End caps that do not fit the tube and shaft dimensions of existing conveyor frames
- Sprocket rollers with mismatched pitch or shaft size causing chain misalignment
- Accumulation rollers that fail to engage or disengage smoothly due to inconsistent tolerances
- Motor rollers with incompatible drive voltages or mounting dimensions for the system design
What Buyers Need
- End caps and bearings matched to specific tube outside diameter wall thickness and shaft diameter
- Sprocket rollers with defined pitch shaft size and mounting type for chain-driven systems
- Motor rollers with a specified voltage power and roller length for integration into powered sections
- Plastic or steel sprocket rollers for use in accumulation or curve conveyors
- Poly V belt pulleys with correct pitch and width for belt-driven conveyor sections
Typical Scenarios
- Building a single sprocket accumulation roller conveyor with consistent roller height and sprocket alignment
- Designing a curve roller conveyor where sprocket rollers must match the turning radius and chain pitch
- Integrating a 24V or 48V DC brushless motor roller into a powered section with a defined drive voltage and shaft size
- Installing a plastic taper sleeve roller in a light load accumulation lane where weight and clearance matter
- Matching a poly V belt pulley to a belt width and pitch for a belt-driven conveyor section
Delivery
- Components supplied for domestic and export orders
- Manufactured in Wuxi Jiangsu China about 150 kilometres from Shanghai airport
- Quantities and packing confirmed by email or WhatsApp before shipment
How a Specification Is Put Together
Step 1
Confirm the tube outside diameter wall thickness and shaft diameter for the conveyor frame
Step 2
Select the end cap or bearing type that matches the tube and shaft dimensions
Step 3
Choose the sprocket roller type based on chain pitch shaft size and mounting method
Step 4
Specify the motor roller voltage power and roller length for powered sections
Step 5
Verify pulley pitch and width to match the belt used in the drive system
Product Families for This Work
Frequently Specified Models
Plastic Gravity Roller BearingGravity Roller Plastic Bearings
Gravity Roller Metal Cover
Gravity Roller Metal End Cap Housing
Plastic Single Sprocket End Cap for Sprocket type:08B14T-Shaft:15
Plastic Single Sprocket End Cap for Sprocket type:08B14T-Shaft:12
Plastic roller wheel with metal bearing GA-01-04HIPS roller wheel W-38GConveyor OEMs and System Integrators Questions
Do you supply complete conveyors or only components?
Both are listed, with roller belt and slat conveyors as well as the rollers bearings wheels and track used to build them.
How do I match end caps to my existing rollers?
Give the tube outside diameter, the tube wall thickness and the shaft diameter, and the matching end cap is selected from those three figures.
Which motor roller suits a light carton line?
The DGBL series is a 24V or 48V DC brushless gear reduction motor roller for medium and light load conveying with adjustable speed.
Can rollers be supplied for washdown areas?
Roller surfaces include SUS304 and SUS201 stainless steel options, and ball transfer units are available in stainless steel.
What roller lengths are available on motor rollers?
DGBL motor rollers are listed with roller lengths from 220mm to 1500mm.
How do I ask for a quote?
Send the model numbers and quantities by email or WhatsApp and a quotation is returned against that list.
Specify Components for Conveyor OEMs and System Integrators
Send the dimensions and loads on your line and the matching models come back with quantities and prices.