Product type: Custom metal stamping parts for sliding rollers and roller assemblies
Part structure: Flat or formed metal components produced by stamping, including washers, bearing covers, retaining plates, brackets and related roller hardware. The specification table lists iron or SS304 material, an iron housing or shaft option and a reviewed tolerance of ±0.1 mm.
These stamped components are produced to match the bearing, shaft, plastic wheel and roller housing in a sliding roller assembly. Stamping can form mounting holes, locating features and shaped profiles so the metal parts fit the surrounding roller structure. Components can be supplied individually or as part of an assembled roller system.
Material, thickness, hardness, hole diameter, hole position, flat or formed profile and surface finish can be customized from a drawing or sample. The page also states that these parts are suitable for sliding door and window rollers, bearing pulleys, wardrobe rollers, shower door hardware, conveyor guide rollers and other mechanical sliding systems.
Product Applications
Custom metal stamping parts are used inside or around a sliding roller assembly where the metal component must match the bearing, wheel, shaft or housing. Typical applications include:
Sliding door and window rollers: stamped brackets, bearing covers and retaining plates position the roller components inside the assembly.
Bearing pulley assemblies: stamped washers and covers can locate or protect the bearing within the pulley or guide wheel.
Wardrobe and furniture rollers: custom metal plates can connect the roller to the furniture door or track structure.
Shower door hardware: stamped metal components can be produced for compatible shower roller and guide assemblies.
Conveyor guide rollers: metal covers, washers and brackets can support bearing or shaft positioning in light guiding systems.
Industrial sliding mechanisms: custom formed metal parts can be matched to the roller housing and mounting layout.
Custom bearing wheel assemblies: individual stamping and assembly processes can be coordinated with the wheel and bearing components.
Replacement metal components: an existing washer, cover, plate or bracket can be measured and reproduced from a sample.
