The price of a cable pulling roller is determined by its design, materials, and intended application. When evaluating costs, you should consider the following factors:

• Load Capacity and Material: The most significant price factor is the roller's Working Load Limit (WLL) and the material it's made from.

  • Nylon Rollers: Lighter-duty nylon rollers are generally the most affordable. They are suitable for smaller cables and applications where a non-conductive wheel is required.

  • Aluminum and Steel Rollers: For heavy-duty projects, rollers with aluminum or galvanized steel wheels and frames are required. These are more expensive due to their superior strength, durability, and higher load capacities.

• Roller Type and Design: Specialized designs, such as manhole entry guides or triple corner rollers, have higher prices than standard straight-line trench rollers. Their complex construction with multiple bearings and specialized frames is necessary to handle unique challenges on the job site.

• Manufacturer and Quality: Reputable manufacturers, like Ningbo Changshi, invest in high-grade materials, precision engineering, and rigorous testing. Our rollers are built with sealed ball bearings for smooth operation and are certified to meet international safety standards. Lower-quality, uncertified rollers may be cheaper initially, but they risk failure and can lead to costly cable damage or, more importantly, a safety incident.