Flat roller stands (also known as pedestal rollers) each have a single straight roller and are typically used for feeding flat-bottomed sheets, planks, and bars into or out of machinery in machine shops, woodshops, and other fabrication facilities. They can be used with items that are wider than the roller width, and they are also a good choice for conveying items that would fall into the spaces between ball transfers on a ball transfer stand. The rollers only allow items to move forward and backward on the stand. The stands' height can be adjusted to help ensure the materials are properly aligned for the intended purpose.

Roller tables have multiple straight rollers and are commonly used for feeding flat-bottomed sheets, planks, and bars into or out of machinery in machine shops, woodshops, and other fabrication facilities. They provide more stability and have more surface area for supporting conveyed materials than single-roller stands. They can be used with items that are wider than the roller width, and they are also suitable for conveying items that would fall into the spaces between ball transfers on a ball transfer stand. Longer tables may be used as temporary extensions in conveyor lines. The rollers only allow items to move forward and backward on the table. The height of the table can be adjusted to help ensure the materials are appropriately aligned for the intended tool or process.

V-roller stands each have two rollers arranged in a V-shape. They cradle irregularly shaped or cylindrical materials like pipes, bars, and logs to keep them from rolling as they're being fed into or out of machinery in machine shops, woodshops, and other fabrication facilities. They are suitable for conveying items that would fall into the spaces between ball transfers on a ball transfer stand. The rollers only allow the materials to move forward and backward on the stand. The stands' height can be adjusted to help ensure the materials are precisely aligned for the intended purpose.

Convertible stands each have a single flat roller, a row of ball transfers, and a package stop. Users can switch between the roller, ball transfers, and package stop to suit their current application. The flat rollers and ball transfers are both used for feeding flat-bottomed items into or out of machinery in machine shops, woodshops, and other fabrication facilities. The roller allows items to move forward or backward on the stand and is a good choice for conveying items that would fall into the spaces between ball transfers. The ball transfers allow the items to move in all directions and are useful for applications where the conveyed items need to be angled or rotated on the stand. The package stop prevents items from moving past the stop and can also be used as a static support. The stands' height can be adjusted to help ensure the materials are precisely aligned for the intended purpose.