

An Impact Conveyor Idler is a specialized idler designed to absorb impact forces at loading points, reducing belt damage and extending service life.
Impact idlers feature rubber-coated rollers that cushion falling materials, preventing excessive wear and maintaining belt stability at transfer points.

Protects conveyor belts from premature damage
Reduces maintenance costs and downtime
Improves material handling efficiency
Enhances conveyor system durability

Impact rollers are typically made of:
Rubber-coated steel – Durable and impact-resistant
Polyurethane – Offers higher wear resistance
HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) – Lightweight and corrosion-resistant
These idlers are essential in industries like mining, cement, power plants, and bulk material handling facilities, where heavy materials create high impact loads.

Consider these factors:
Load weight & drop height – Higher impact requires stronger materials
Belt speed – Must match conveyor specifications
Environmental conditions – Moisture, dust, and temperature considerations
Roller spacing & diameter – Ensures optimal belt support
Inspect regularly for wear or damage
Lubricate bearings to prevent failures
Keep the conveyor system clean
Replace worn idlers promptly

Yes! Custom options include roller diameter, frame materials, impact absorption materials, and mounting configurations tailored to specific operational needs.
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