Pressure Rubber Roller for Round Rod Sanding Machine / Round Bar Machine Spare

Replacing a worn pressure wheel on a round rod sanding machine? This red rubber roller measures 85 mm outside diameter by 60 mm wide, so the size is written 85*60mm. It is the pressure wheel that holds the round rod under load while sanding runs, built from rubber over an aluminum core. The price is quoted on request. Two figures and one material decide whether it drops onto your machine, and both figures are already in the part name.

When the pressure roller on a round rod sanding machine stops holding the rod, three things follow: the rod runs loose at the contact point, the operator keeps tightening the same bracket to compensate, and the machine stands still until a replacement turns up. A red 85*60 mm pressure roller covers the first two with one part, and the size in its name covers the third, because it is the figure you check before the order rather than after it.

The part is a pressure wheel for round rod and round bar sanding machines: a rubber wheel that presses the rod while the sanding process runs. Outside diameter is 85 mm, working width is 60 mm, so the same part is written 85*60mm in the listing and on the order.

It is built from two materials. Rubber sits on the outside, where it meets the rod and takes the pressing load; an aluminum core sits inside, carries the mounting and keeps the wheel true under that load. The face is red, so rubber pick-up and glazed patches show against the rod instead of hiding.

The price is not published on the page: contact us for a quote. What a quote needs is the size already on the machine, 85 mm diameter and 60 mm width, because for this roller those two numbers are the whole specification.

What this pressure roller is, in the terms the listing actually uses:

• 85 mm outside diameter — the figure that sets the roller against the rod; measure the worn wheel at its widest point first.
• 60 mm working width — the contact face is 60 mm across, the width that meets the rod.
• 85*60mm part size — both numbers travel together in the part name, so diameter and width are never read off a photo.
• Rubber outside, aluminum inside — two materials in one wheel: rubber for the pressing face, aluminum for the core that holds the mounting.
• Red face — one colour over the 60 mm face means pick-up and hardening show early instead of blending into a dark surface.
• Pressure wheel with a single job — it is listed as a pressure wheel for round bar sanding machines, so it presses the rod and nothing else.
• Two figures to confirm a fit — 85 mm and 60 mm are the only dimensions published, so one measurement of the old roller settles the order.
• Held by the machine's own bolts — the roller mounts on the existing fasteners, so a change needs no new bracket and no alignment pass.
• One roller, one position — each unit restores one pressing position, and the 85 x 60 mm pair identifies it.

A failed pressure roller leaves two bad options: keep running a wheel that no longer holds the rod, or park the machine until a spare arrives. This roller is the third.

• A wear part, not a machine. You restore pressure by changing one 85 mm rubber wheel, not by booking a service call.
• Two numbers, no guessing. 85 mm diameter and 60 mm width confirm the fit, so a wrong size is caught before it ships.
• Rubber where it wears, aluminum where it holds. The rubber face takes the contact, the aluminum core keeps the mounting rigid, and neither does the other's job.
• Wear you can see before it costs you rods. A red face shows flat spots and glazing while the roller still grips — the moment to plan the swap.
• Same bolts, same position. It goes back on the existing mounting bolts, so the 60 mm face lands where the old one sat.
• Five steps to a running machine. Stop the machine, unbolt the old roller, check the new one, tighten it in place, run a test piece — 5 steps.
• A spare that lives on a shelf. At 85 x 60 mm one roller covers the position, so the next failure costs a swap, not a shutdown.
• Repeatable ordering. Because size is the identifier, a second roller is re-ordered from 85*60mm alone.

It is for round rod and round bar sanding machines. The listing names it as the pressure wheel for those machines — round bar machine rubber roller, pressure wheels for round bar sanding machine — and files it under power feeder parts.

It is 85 mm outside diameter and 60 mm wide. Both numbers are in the part name, written 85*60mm.

Yes. 85 mm is the outside diameter and 60 mm is the length of the working face; the two together are the 85*60mm size.

Rubber over an aluminum core, in red. The rubber is the outer contact face, the aluminum is the core, and red is the colour on the listing.

Do not assume it — the listing covers round rod sanding machines only. It gives an 85 mm diameter and a 60 mm width and names no other machine, so check the mounting on your own unit before ordering it for something else.

With the machine stopped, unbolt the old roller and keep the fasteners. Check the new roller is clean and undamaged, set it on the mounting holes, tighten it down, then run a test piece and listen for wobble or unusual noise.

Keep the face clean and inspect it regularly. Dust and rubber pick-up on the 60 mm face change the pressure on the rod, so wipe it with a soft brush or cloth, replace it once the surface is glazed or damaged, and store spares cool and dry, out of direct sunlight.

The price is quoted on request. Send the size you are replacing — 85 mm diameter by 60 mm width — with the quantity, and the quote comes back against the 85*60mm part.