Use these bearings to replace worn and damaged bearings or add them to tubing or pipe to create a roller.

Quiet-rolling bearings reduce conveyor noise and are shielded to keep out dirt and debris for longer life.

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Also known as pallet brakes, these reducers mount on a gravity conveyor and create friction on the rollers to control the conveyor's speed. Speed reducers have an internal brake that gradually engages as the speed of the rollers increases. For best results, the spacing of the reducers should be equal to the length of the material you're conveying.

Inline-mount rollers are often used for floor-mounted conveyors or those without much clearance underneath because they are mounted at the same level as other rollers on the conveyor. They come into direct contact with the load.

Under-mount reducers prevent damage to the load because they don’t come into direct contact with it. Instead, they are mounted underneath the conveyor where they contact the conveyor rollers.

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Use on a conveyor pulley with a conveyor belt tensioner to adjust the tension on a conveyor belt.

Stainless steel bearings are corrosion resistant.

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A tensioner extends or retracts the conveyor pulley to adjust the tension on the conveyor belt. Mount to the sides of the conveyor and attach to the bearings that hold the pulley.

Stainless steel tensioners are corrosion resistant.

Note: Two tensioners and two bearings (sold separately) are required.

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Prevent debris buildup, and thread damage—these tensioners have a totally enclosed adjusting screw. Tensioners mount to the sides of the conveyor and attach to the bearings that hold the pulley. Note: Two tensioners and two base-mount bearings (not included) are required.

Stainless steel tensioners are corrosion resistant.

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Add on to an existing screw conveyor or keep it running like new.

Screws are designed for right-hand operation. Screws with a thicker edge offer longer service life for abrasive materials.

Discharge spouts can be welded to a cutout in the trough.

Coupling shafts connect two screws together. End shafts support the end conveyor section. Coupling bolts connect shafts to the screw.

End-shaft seals prevent material contamination and discharge.

End-shaft bearings support the end of the shaft and help the screw rotate.

Bearing hangers mount inside the trough.

Hardwood bearings are oil impregnated and are often used in agricultural applications. UHMW bearings work well with chemicals and wet environments. Iron bearings are oil impregnated and offer longer life for abrasive materials. Bronze bearings are oil impregnated.

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