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Total Indicated Runout - Why is it important while selecting your polyurethane rollers?
How important is total indicated runout (TIR) when selecting a polyurethane drive roller? TIR measures how concentric a rotating part is. In this video, we compare an off-the-shelf competitor roller (0.008” TIR) to Meridian Laboratory’s ML6 roller (0.0005” TIR), 16 times more precise. Excessive TIR causes bounce, vibration, misalignment, or jams. ML6 rollers consistently achieve <0.001” TIR, ensuring smooth performance in precision applications. Watch to see the difference.
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Meridian Laboratory manufactures ROTOCON brushless slip rings and ML6 molded polyurethane, offering standard and custom solutions with unmatched precision, durability, and fast turnaround for OEMs, machine builders, and R&D users worldwide.
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Meridian Laboratory manufactures ROTOCON brushless slip rings and ML6 molded polyurethane, offering standard and custom solutions with unmatched precision, durability, and fast turnaround for OEMs, machine builders, and R&D users worldwide.
Five Key Things to Know about No-Crush Wheels by Meridian Laboratory
Discover what No-Crush Wheels are, how they function, where they’re used, and how to choose the No-Crush Wheel type
The Importance of Total Indicated Runout When Selecting Polyurethane Rollers by Meridian Laboratory
ML6 polyurethane rollers feature industry-leading low T.I.R. for smoother, more accurate performance. Reduce vibration, misalignment, and wear in precision-driven applications.
Benefits and Advantages of ML6 Molded Polyurethane by Meridian Laboratory
Meridian Laboratory’s ML6 polyurethane delivers exceptional precision, durability, and bond strength. With tight tolerances and non-marring surface finish, ML6 improves