These rollers can be used to replace worn or damaged rollers on compatible machine rollers. The rollers will not mark floors. They are suitable for rolling on clean, smooth flooring or flooring with slight ridges.

Machine roller kits include four machine rollers and two steering bars for moving large loads and equipment. They also come with a lockable steel case for securely storing the rollers and steering bars when not in use.

Multidirectional machine rollers can turn in any direction and are used for moving large loads and equipment in areas with limited space or tight turns. They can be used with other styles of machine rollers with the same deck height. These rollers have a handle that can be used to pick them up when not in use. They also have a tow eye for attaching optional steering bars as well as connection points for attaching optional connecting bars. A toe jack must be used to lift the load onto the machine rollers.

Machine rollers are placed under industrial machinery and other heavy equipment to move them. They can be connected to optional steering bars.

Front- and rear-support machine rollers are placed under the front or back side of a piece of heavy equipment to move it. One front roller is typically paired with one rear roller when moving equipment, but any combination of front- and rear-support rollers can be used as long as they have the same deck height. Front-support machine rollers have a tow eye for attaching optional steering bars, and they have a swivel platform that allows equipment on the rollers to turn. Rear-support machine rollers have a connection bar that can be adjusted to distribute weight and allow the rollers to fit under equipment with a range of widths. They have a fixed platform for straight-line movement.

Turning and steering bars attach to compatible machine rollers to allow loads being moved with the rollers to maneuver around turns and obstacles. Turning bars connect three machine rollers together to provide increased weight capacity and stability when maneuvering turns compared to individual rollers. Steering bars connect to a single machine roller to improve operator control when maneuvering large loads in tight areas.

These parts replace broken or worn parts in machine rollers to keep them in good working order to aid the movement of heavy machinery.