They are shock absorbing rolls, the basis of which is steel roll design, on which there are discs, which resist and absorb the pressure created by the materials falling on the belt.

They can be used for transporting a wide variety of loads, conveying and transferring materials on machinery and assembly lines. Piece goods, angular or cylindrical goods, boxed, packaged products can be transported horizontally or inclined.

The products are conveyed on rollers placed at regular intervals on the conveyor frame. They are divided into two as driven and free-rolled according to their working style.

Material transport in free roller conveyors is provided by height difference, first speed system, human or machine pushing power. In these conveyors, the force is applied directly to the load. The rollers rotate with the friction of the load making translational motion along the conveyor bed.

In driven roller conveyors, on the other hand, the rollers are driven by the chain that works with the motor-reducer system and goes around the conveyor. Driven conveyor rollers are rotated around their axis by a motor. The motion is transmitted to the transported trowel by friction.

The spacing of the rolls, the roll diameters and the material are also determined by the type of product to be transported. Galvanized, rubber or PVC coated rolls are designed for customer use. Usage area and capacity vary according to the purpose of use.