Ebonite Roller

Product Description

Key characteristics of Ebonite Rollers: Material: Ebonite is produced by vulcanizing natural rubber with a high percentage of sulfur, resulting in a hard, dense, and non-flexible material. Sometimes, ebonite can be combined with metal components for added strength and functionality. The roller surface itself can be made from various rubbers like natural rubber, nitrile rubber, or neoprene, depending on the specific application requirements. Durability and Resistance: Ebonite rollers are valued for their exceptional durability and resistance to wear, chemicals, oils, and high temperatures, ensuring a long service life even in demanding conditions. Grip and Traction: They offer excellent grip and traction, which is essential in applications like material handling and printing. Versatility in Applications: Ebonite rollers are used in a wide array of industrial applications, including: Printing: For ink transfer in offset and flexographic printing. Coating and Lamination: For even application of coatings and in lamination processes. Textile Industry: In dyeing and finishing processes where chemical resistance is important. Food Processing: In equipment where hygiene and wear resistance are critical. Packaging: For sealing and cutting processes in packaging machinery. Conveyor Systems: As integral components for smooth material handling. Steel Industry: For sheet pulling, leveling, and processing. Customization: Ebonite rollers can be customized in terms of dimensions (length and diameter), hardness, and surface finish (smooth or grooved) to meet specific industrial needs. Temperature Range: They can typically operate within a temperature range of -15 to 110C, and some can withstand even higher temperatures up to 300C. Hardness: Ebonite rollers generally have a high hardness, typically ranging from 60 to 95 Shore A, and can go up to 55 Shore D for very rigid applications.