POWERED ROLLER OPERATES WITH DRIVE COMPONENTS AWAY FROM CONVEYOR
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Interroll Corp. has developed a powered roller designed for use in conveyor systems that transport containers and boxes with individual weights of up to 300lb. Designated the 3800 Series, the roller operates with the drive components located away from the conveyor area, reducing the risk of contamination that may have adverse effects on the drive performance. The 3800 Series is based on Interroll’s 1700 Series. The 3800 Series’ steel tube has a diameter of 1.9 in. and features standard O-rings and standard multi-rib belts. Sealed bearings can handle speeds up to 360 ft/min.
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