Drive rollers are categorized into three types based on their load-bearing capacity: light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty. Light-duty rollers have a bearing hole diameter of 80–100mm.
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Drive rollers are categorized into three types based on their load-bearing capacity: light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty. Light-duty rollers have a bearing hole diameter of 80–100mm.
The shaft and hub are connected via a single key, and the web is welded to the cylinder body, forming a single-extended shaft structure. They are suitable for light-load, short-distance, and low-volume conveying scenarios, offering easy installation and cost-effectiveness. Medium-duty rollers have a bearing hole diameter of 120–180mm. The shaft and hub are connected using an expanding sleeve (power lock). They feature moderate structural strength and stable operation, making them ideal for medium-load and medium-to-long distance conveying systems. Heavy-duty rollers have a bearing hole diameter of 200–220mm and also use an expanding sleeve connection. They exhibit high overall strength, rigidity, and strong impact resistance, specifically designed for heavy-load, high-volume, and harsh conditions in coal mines, mines, ports, steel plants, and other industries. All three types of rollers have reasonable structures, reliable connections, and smooth operation, meeting the conveying needs of different industries and loads with long service life and convenient maintenance.
FAQ
Q: How are drive rollers classified?
A: They are classified into light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty based on load-bearing capacity.
Q: What are the parameters and characteristics of light-duty drive rollers?
A: Bearing hole diameter 80–100mm, single key connection, web welded to cylinder body, single-extended shaft, suitable for light-load scenarios.
Q: What connection method is used for medium-duty drive rollers?
A: Bearing hole diameter 120–180mm, uses expanding sleeve (power lock) connection, good stability, suitable for medium-load conveying.
Q: What operating conditions are heavy-duty drive rollers applicable to?
A: Bearing hole diameter 200–220mm, expanding sleeve connection, high strength and rigidity, suitable for heavy-load, high-volume, and harsh environments.
Q: What are the common connection methods for shafts and hubs?
A: Light-duty uses single key connection; medium and heavy-duty use expanding sleeve (power lock) connection, which is convenient for assembly and disassembly and ensures reliable power transmission.
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