Tomgast Steel Rolling Pin 49 cm

Tomgast steel roller T-1717-490 is a 49 cm long rolling cylinder engineered for industrial and workshop environments. Constructed from steel, the cylinder offers a durable, even surface suitable for supporting and guiding materials through production lines, conveyors, and manual handling operations. The roller's length and solid construction make it appropriate for tasks that require dependable rolling, pressing, or flattening of workpieces and sheet materials.

Advantages

The steel construction ensures resistance to deformation under load and a long service life in demanding conditions. Its smooth cylindrical surface provides consistent material contact, improving feed accuracy and reducing mark formation on processed items. The 49 cm length suits a range of setups, from conveyor sections to bench-mounted rollers, allowing flexible integration into existing equipment. Maintenance is straightforward due to the simple, robust design.

Suitable for

• Conveyor systems and material handling lines
• Workshop rolling and flattening operations
• Pressing and feeding applications in production
• Maintenance, repair and retrofit of industrial equipment

Key specifications

• Material: steel
• Overall length: 49 cm
• Shape: cylindrical rolling surface
• Typical applications: rolling, feeding, flattening, pressing

How to use

Install the rolling cylinder in the intended frame, conveyor or bench mount ensuring bearings and supports are rated for the expected loads. Align the roller axially so the cylindrical surface contacts material evenly across its length. For powered conveyors, confirm shaft coupling and rotational direction match the system. For manual applications, use the roller as a support or feed surface, applying steady pressure as required for flattening or pressing tasks. Observe basic safety procedures when handling and installing the steel roller to avoid pinch points and heavy-part hazards.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect mounting bearings and supports for wear and lubrication needs. Clean the roller surface to prevent buildup of debris that may affect material contact. For corrosive or high-humidity environments, consider surface protection or routine corrosion control measures to maintain performance and longevity.