Drum Rollers

Drum rollers are ideal for mixing liquid and solid drum content at fixed or variable speeds without opening the drum. They reduce exposure to harmful chemicals and minimise the need for additional clean-up associated with immersion mixers. These drum rollers are effective at grinding, smoothening & blending batches of powder, paint, oil, urethane resin, glue, dye and flavours inside a sealed drum. They can roll any standard 55-gallon metal drum.
Raptor Supplies offers a wide range of these drum rollers from Morse Drum, a leading manufacturer of drum handling equipment.
Stationary drum rollers are available in 2 variants: single-stationary rollersthat handle only one drum at once and double-stationary drum rollersthat can roll two drums simultaneously.
To rapidly increase the rolling speed, Morse Drum idler attachmentsare ideal because of their capacity to roll 1 - 5 gallon (4 to 20 litres) cylindrical cans at approximately double the speed, within the same 55-gallon drum settings. They can be easily attached to drum rollers using four bolts.

Drum rollers are ideal for homogenising content inside the drums by mixing stratified sediments from the bottom. These Morse drum rollers are suitable for use in petroleum, oil, paint, brewery and food processing industries. Selected drum rollers are strong enough to be hauled around from one area to another without causing any leakage.

• Morse Hydra-Lift and portable drum rollers can load or unload a drum from drum trucks (at the floor level). These drum rollers position the drums on their base plate by tilting to the upright position. The stationary drum rollers further require the use of below-hook drum lifters for loading and unloading.
• The drum rollers are then moved into enclosures, with an interlock, for connecting the power supply. This starts up the motor and eventually the rolling wheels for rotating the drum & mixing its content.
• After the rolling is complete, the drum roller is disconnected by shutting off the power supply. The enclosures guarding it are also removed once the mixing is complete.

• Drum rollers are used to mix both liquid and solid content, inside a sealed drum, at a fixed or variable speed.
• They are integrated with 8 / 16 wheels for rolling drums horizontally or parallel to the ground.
• These rollers are available in single- / three-phase TEFC (totally enclosed fan-cooled), air and explosion-proof motor variants.
• They also protect workers from getting in contact with harmful industrial chemicals.

For a safe & secure operation, drum rollers should be installed in accordance with OSHA subpart O.1910.212 "General requirements for all machines" and O.1910.212(a)(4) standards that states "Barrels, containers, and drums. Revolving drums, barrels, and containers shall be further guarded by an enclosure that is interlocked with the drive mechanism.