Industries · Conveyor & Material Handling

Tube that runs true.

Round ERW tubing for conveyor rollers and material handling equipment — 1.375″–2.5″ OD, 9–16 ga, in hot rolled, HRPO, and galvanized. Dedimpled, clean IDs, inspected welds, mill-direct from Mansfield, Ohio.

What We Run for Conveyor

Roller tube is a precision product.

A conveyor roll spins for years on its bearings — a dimpled end, a dirty ID, or an open weld seam is a rejected part. Our conveyor customers spec dedimpled ends, cleaned IDs, and weld inspection on every bundle, and those requirements are held run after run across whole roller families: the same OD in galvanized and HRPO, gage by gage.

Roller Tube OD
1.375″ – 2.5″
Gage Range
9 – 16 ga
Materials
HR · HRPO · Galvanized
End Conditions
Dedimpled · Clean ID

Beyond rollers: frame and guard tube in square and rectangular profiles, with release-scheduled shipping to match your production cadence. Spec: ASTM A513 — see round tubing sizes and tolerances.

FAQ

Conveyor tubing, answered.

What tubing is used for conveyor rollers?

Round ERW carbon steel tube — typically 1.375″ to 2.5″ OD in 9–16 ga — in hot rolled, HRPO, or galvanized, manufactured to ASTM A513. Roller manufacturers order the same OD in multiple material/gage pairs to build out a roller family, and we run all of them on the same tooling.

How do you make sure roller tube runs true?

The requirements conveyor customers put on our spec sheets — dedimpled ends, cleaned IDs, and weld-seam inspection with bundles stacked welds-up so every row can be checked — are held on every run. A dimple or open weld in roller tube is a rejection, so those checks are the spec, not an extra.

Can you supply both galvanized and bare roller tube?

Yes — the same roller sizes run in galvanized for exposed or washdown service and in HRPO or hot rolled for painted or indoor rollers. Many customers order matched galvanized/HRPO pairs at the same OD.

What is your minimum order for conveyor tubing?

A truckload — roughly 45,000 lb. Send your OD, gage, material, and lengths with your RFQ and we'll confirm, along with current lead time.

Next Step

Quote your roller tube.

OD, gage, material, lengths, and annual usage — we'll come back with pricing and a real lead time.

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