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DGBL76
RONWIN
HS Code: 8431390000
A motor drive roller (also called a motorized roller or driven roller) is a type of roller used in conveyor systems that integrates an electric motor directly inside the roller. Unlike traditional conveyor systems where an external motor drives the rollers via belts or chains, a motor drive roller has a built-in motor, making the system more compact, efficient, and easier to maintain.
Key Features of Motor Drive Rollers
Built-in Motor – The motor is housed inside the roller, eliminating the need for external drive components.
Direct Drive Mechanism – Power is transmitted directly to the roller, reducing energy loss and improving efficiency.
Modular Design – Easy to install and replace, reducing downtime.
Low Maintenance – Fewer moving parts (no belts, chains, or gears) mean less wear and tear.
Quiet Operation – Reduced noise compared to traditional conveyor drives.
Customizable Speeds – Some models allow speed control via variable frequency drives (VFDs) or controllers.
Common Applications
Conveyor systems in logistics, warehousing, and manufacturing.
Packaging and sorting lines (e.g., in e-commerce fulfillment centers).
Food processing and pharmaceutical industries (where hygiene and cleanliness are critical).
Assembly lines in automotive and electronics industries.
DC24V/48V DGBL76 Gear Motor Drive Roller
DC24V/48V Gear Motor Driven Roller-DGBL76 Corresponding Name of Parts
| 1. cable | 3. front bearing housing | 5. gear box | 7. tube wall | 9. end shaft |
| 2. outlet end shaft | 4. motor | 6. fixture | 8. rear bearing housing | 10. Hall chip |
DGBL76 24V/48V Brushless Gear Motor Drive Roller MDR Model Selection Example
Driving Mode Dimensions
Fixing Bracket and Controller
A motor drive roller (also called a motorized roller or driven roller) is a type of roller used in conveyor systems that integrates an electric motor directly inside the roller. Unlike traditional conveyor systems where an external motor drives the rollers via belts or chains, a motor drive roller has a built-in motor, making the system more compact, efficient, and easier to maintain.
Key Features of Motor Drive Rollers
Built-in Motor – The motor is housed inside the roller, eliminating the need for external drive components.
Direct Drive Mechanism – Power is transmitted directly to the roller, reducing energy loss and improving efficiency.
Modular Design – Easy to install and replace, reducing downtime.
Low Maintenance – Fewer moving parts (no belts, chains, or gears) mean less wear and tear.
Quiet Operation – Reduced noise compared to traditional conveyor drives.
Customizable Speeds – Some models allow speed control via variable frequency drives (VFDs) or controllers.
Common Applications
Conveyor systems in logistics, warehousing, and manufacturing.
Packaging and sorting lines (e.g., in e-commerce fulfillment centers).
Food processing and pharmaceutical industries (where hygiene and cleanliness are critical).
Assembly lines in automotive and electronics industries.
DC24V/48V DGBL76 Gear Motor Drive Roller
DC24V/48V Gear Motor Driven Roller-DGBL76 Corresponding Name of Parts
| 1. cable | 3. front bearing housing | 5. gear box | 7. tube wall | 9. end shaft |
| 2. outlet end shaft | 4. motor | 6. fixture | 8. rear bearing housing | 10. Hall chip |
DGBL76 24V/48V Brushless Gear Motor Drive Roller MDR Model Selection Example
Driving Mode Dimensions
Fixing Bracket and Controller
