We understand there are many applications that require the use of hand rollers to finish the job in style. As a result, we stock a large number of rollers for our customers. Plus, these are not just any rollers; these are high-quality rollers designed and manufactured by the industry leader, Leister.

Leister technologies take what may seem like a straightforward tool in a hand roller and elevate it to another level. The ergonomic design means they are comfortable to handle for extended periods, while the build of these Leister hand rollers incorporates features that further enhance ease of use. This includes a sweat-absorbent design feature, which reduces possible slippage. Their design also reduces the exertion needed from you, with the rollers themselves taking on more of the burden.

Aside from added features, there’s no overlooking the general quality of these Leister rollers. With over 70 years of experience crafting welding tools, they know what it takes to produce rollers that are built for durability. Leister is a brand you can trust to deliver the best quality.

We offer rollers that are made with an assortment of materials:

• silicone
• stainless steel
• brass
• PTFE

You can also find these rollers in multiple widths to best match your project requirements.

It’s easy to overlook the need for a hand roller when completing hot air projects. However, this tool is an excellent addition to any plastic welding kit. Whether you are repairing tarpaulin, smoothing the edges of PVC banners, or want to ensure your roofing or flooring is seamless, a hand roller can make it happen. Don’t just finish most of the job. Complete it with a roller for a polished, professional result.

Silicone rollers are used in various applications, including laminating and plastic welding. Their non-stick properties, along with a resistance to high temperatures, make them ideal for spreading materials evenly. This results in a smooth application, one that removes imperfections such as air bubbles and gives your project a professional finish.

To use hand rollers, apply firm, consistent pressure and roll over the material you wish to flatten or bond. Start from the center and move outwards to remove any air pockets or to ensure thorough adhesion. Repeat as necessary to achieve a uniform application.

A pressure roller is designed to apply uniform pressure during the installation of flooring, roofing, decals, or wallpapers, ensuring proper adhesion and the smoothing out of bubbles. This is done to achieve a clean, professional finish by pressing down the materials for a secure, even bond.