Silicon Rubber Wheels Pressure Roller Woodworking Wrapping Machine Spares

A silicon rubber pressure roller with a bearing, built for woodworking wrapping machines. It comes in five face widths: 50*10mm, 50*20mm, 50*30mm, 50*40mm and 50*50mm. Net weights run from 0.0618KG to 0.1975KG. Before ordering, measure the old roller's outside diameter and face width, and check the bore and bearing seat on the shaft. Match those numbers to the size you select.

When the pressure roller on a wrapping machine wears uneven or stops turning freely, the wrap can slip or track off line. Replacing it restores consistent pressure across the face. This roller is a direct spare for that job.

It is a silicon rubber wheel with a bearing, made for woodworking wrapping machines. Five sizes are available: 50*10mm, 50*20mm, 50*30mm, 50*40mm and 50*50mm. To confirm the fit, measure the old roller's outside diameter and width, then check the shaft bore.

Check the bearing seat and shaft for wear before mounting. A clean seat lets the bearing sit square, so the roller runs true. With the correct size and a good seat, pressure stays even across the full face width.

Each roller is packed as a single spare. Net weights are 0.0618KG for 50*10mm, 0.1024KG for 50*20mm, 0.1347KG for 50*30mm, 0.1667KG for 50*40mm and 0.1975KG for 50*50mm. Send the size, quantity and a photo of the old roller with your enquiry. Supply comes from the same range as the rest of the catalogue. Send the machine model with the enquiry so the fit is checked before dispatch. The model number and the dimensions together identify the part.

What the specification fixes, and what it leaves to the machine:

• Wrap pressure contact — The silicon rubber face presses the wrap against the board, and the 50*10mm size gives a narrow contact line for tight edges.
• Bearing fit — A bearing sits inside the roller so it turns on the shaft; check the bearing seat before mounting to keep the roller running true.
• Size range for setup — Five face widths are available, from 50*10mm to 50*50mm, so you can match the roller to the pressure zone on your machine.
• Wear check point — Inspect the rubber face for flat spots or embedded chips; a worn face changes pressure and can let the wrap slip during a run.
• Weight and handling — Net weight runs from 0.0618KG at 50*10mm to 0.1975KG at 50*50mm, so the roller is light enough to handle during changeover.
• Mounting check — Slide the roller onto the shaft and confirm the bearing seats fully; a partly seated bearing will make the roller wobble in use.
• Rubber material behaviour — Silicon rubber stays flexible under pressure, which helps the roller conform to the board surface without marking the wrap.

What changes on the shop floor when the right part goes back in:

• Restores even wrap pressure. A worn roller can cause uneven pressure and slip. Fitting a new silicon rubber roller in the correct size brings contact back across the full face width.
• Five sizes cover common setups. With 50*10mm through 50*50mm available, you can match the roller to the pressure zone instead of adapting a different size to fit.
• Light weight speeds changeover. At 0.0618KG to 0.1975KG, the roller is easy to handle, so a swap takes less time and puts less strain on the fitter.
• Bearing included for direct fit. The bearing is already in the roller, so you do not need to press a separate bearing before mounting; check the shaft seat and fit.
• Silicon rubber face protects the wrap. The rubber face conforms to the board and helps prevent marks or slippage that a hard roller can cause on the wrap.
• Simple size check before order. Measure the old roller's width and outside diameter, and check the shaft bore; matching those numbers keeps you from ordering the wrong size.
• One spare keeps the line running. Holding a spare in your machine's size means a worn roller does not stop the line while you wait for a replacement to arrive.

Measure the old roller's face width and outside diameter, then match them to one of the five sizes: 50*10mm, 50*20mm, 50*30mm, 50*40mm or 50*50mm.

Yes, the bearing is supplied in the roller. Check the bearing seat and shaft for wear before mounting so the roller runs true.

Weights are 0.0618KG for 50*10mm, 0.1024KG for 50*20mm, 0.1347KG for 50*30mm, 0.1667KG for 50*40mm and 0.1975KG for 50*50mm.

It fits woodworking wrapping machines that use a pressure roller of the same size. Confirm your machine's roller size and shaft bore before ordering.

The face is silicon rubber. It stays flexible under pressure, which helps it conform to the board and protect the wrap during running.

Slide it onto the shaft and check the bearing seats fully. A partly seated bearing will make the roller wobble, so inspect the seat first.

Yes, you can order any of the five sizes. Send the sizes and quantities you need, and we will confirm the order details with you.

Send the roller size, quantity and a photo of the old roller or the machine nameplate. That helps confirm the fit before you order.