Brushless motorized roller SR
48 Vfor heavy loadsdirect current

Brushless motorized roller - SR - M&D (Motor and Drive) - 48 V / for heavy loads / direct current
Brushless motorized roller - SR - M&D (Motor and Drive) - 48 V / for heavy loads / direct current
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Characteristics

Motor type
brushless
Voltage
48 V
Options
for conveyor, low-noise level, direct current, for heavy loads, rugged, zinc-plated steel
Diameter

66 mm
(2.6 in)

Description

Product summary
  • Motor type: Brushless motor
  • Diameter of roller: 66 mm
  • Input voltage: DC48±10%
  • Working system: S1/S2
  • Speed range: 300–1,050 rpm
  • Cooling method: self-cooling


Overview
Engineered for durability and corrosion resistance, SR Rollers with a zinc-plated steel surface combine a solid steel core and a protective zinc layer that resists rust, chemicals and mechanical wear. The zinc finish can be applied by electroplating or hot-dip galvanizing depending on application needs, ensuring uniform coverage and strong adhesion for outdoor, wet and heavy-load environments.

Features
  • Superior corrosion resistance: Zinc plating acts as a sacrificial layer protecting the steel core even when scratched. Hot-dip galvanizing provides a thicker zinc layer (typically 85–120 μm) versus electroplating (20–30 μm), extending protection in aggressive conditions.
  • High mechanical strength: Steel core tensile strength up to 600 MPa enables handling of heavy loads (exceeding 500 kg per linear meter) for industrial conveying of bulky items.
  • Temperature and impact resistance: Zinc-plated surfaces maintain integrity from -40°C to +200°C and absorb impacts and shocks, reducing deformation risk in high-vibration settings.
  • Precision machining: Each roller is machined for concentricity and smooth rotation with surface roughness Ra ≤ 1.6 μm to minimize noise and vibration—critical for automated lines.
  • Customizable surface finishes: Optional post-treatments such as passivation or powder coating are available to enhance corrosion resistance or meet industry/aesthetic requirements (e.g., ISO 1461 for hot-dip galvanizing).


Applications
  • Construction and mining: conveyor systems for aggregates, cement, steel beams and ore in harsh outdoor conditions.
  • Maritime and port logistics: cargo handling, container terminal conveyors and shipboard material transport in saltwater and high-humidity atmospheres.
  • Heavy machinery manufacturing: assembly lines moving large metal components for agricultural or construction equipment.
  • Waste and water treatment: sludge conveyors, screening machines and sedimentation systems exposed to chemicals and moisture.
  • Outdoor storage and logistics: open-air conveyors and warehouses subject to sunlight, rain and temperature fluctuations.


FAQ
  • Q: What is the difference between electroplated and hot-dip galvanized zinc coatings? A: Electroplating provides a thinner, more uniform coating suited to moderate corrosion environments; hot-dip galvanizing produces a thicker, more robust coating for severe conditions. Selection depends on corrosion risk and load profile.
  • Q: Can zinc-plated rollers be used in food processing? A: Zinc is generally non-toxic but direct food contact is not recommended due to potential galvanic reactions with certain acids; for food-grade applications, apply additional food-safe coatings over the zinc layer.
  • Q: How do I prevent galvanic corrosion with aluminum components? A: Use insulation between zinc-plated steel and aluminum (non-conductive spacers or coatings) and inspect for moisture accumulation.
  • Q: What is the expected service life in a coastal environment? A: With proper maintenance, hot-dip galvanized rollers can last 15–20 years in coastal areas; electroplated rollers typically last 5–8 years under similar conditions.
  • Q: Can these rollers be painted for additional protection? A: Yes—apply an appropriate primer to the zinc-plated surface to improve paint adhesion for custom finishes or added protective layers.


Technical specifications
  • Model / Series: SR Rollers
  • Motor type: Brushless motor
  • Roller diameter: 66 mm
  • Input voltage: DC 48 ±10%
  • Working system: S1 / S2
  • Speed range: 300–1,050 rpm
  • Cooling method: Self-cooling
  • Surface roughness: Ra ≤ 1.6 μm
  • Steel tensile strength (core): up to 600 MPa
  • Load capacity: >500 kg per linear meter (application dependent)
  • Operating temperature range: -40°C to +200°C
  • Zinc coating thickness (typical): hot-dip 85–120 μm; electroplated 20–30 μm
  • Optional finishes: passivation, powder coating; can meet ISO 1461 for hot-dip galvanizing
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.