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RenukaRoll-Tech Industries

Products

Industrial rubber rollers

Our full roller range, built new or re-covered on your cores. Choose a roller to see features, applications and specifications.

Materials

Roller cover materials

Temperature ranges are general reference values. Final compound selection depends on your inks, chemicals, temperature and duty.

Roller cover materials, temperature ranges and key properties
MaterialTypical rangeKey strengths
Nitrile (NBR)The standard cover for oil-based inks, solvents and greases. Widely used on printing, lamination and general industrial rollers.-30 °C to +100 °COil and solvent ink resistance · Good abrasion resistance · Cost-effective
EPDMResists water-based and UV inks, ketones, hot water, steam and ozone. Not suited to mineral oils.-50 °C to +150 °CUV and water-based inks · Hot water and steam · Ozone and weather resistance
Silicone (VMQ)High heat resistance and a naturally non-stick surface. Used for hot lamination, coating, sealing and release duties.-60 °C to +200 °CHigh temperature · Release / non-stick · Food-grade compounds available
Polyurethane (PU)Outstanding abrasion and cut resistance with high load capacity. Used for feed, pinch, conveyor and heavy-duty rollers.-30 °C to +80 °CAbrasion and cut resistance · High load capacity · Good dynamic properties
Ebonite (hard rubber)Fully hardened rubber: rigid, machinable and resistant to many acids and chemicals. Used for textile, paper and chemical rollers.-10 °C to +80 °CRigid, non-deforming surface · Chemical resistance · Machinable to profile
Neoprene (CR)Balanced resistance to weather, moderate oils and flame. A good general-purpose cover for industrial and printing rollers.-40 °C to +110 °CModerate oil resistance · Good weathering · Tough and resilient
Natural RubberHigh resilience, grip and tear resistance. Suited to feed, draw and conveyor rollers where oil exposure is limited.-50 °C to +80 °CHigh resilience and grip · Abrasion resistance · Economical

Need a new roller or a re-cover?

Share your roller drawing or sample, required hardness and what it contacts. Our team will recommend a cover and respond with a quotation.