Adapt-a-Mill®
Bore Rollers
BORE ROLLER OVERVIEW
The Adapt-a-Mill Bore Rollers are a supportive framework over which bore pumps may be lowered or raised. They consist of a powder-coated frame with either three solid rubber rollers or two steel rim rollers.
Once secured, they are designed to support and provide guidance for the poly pipe and cables as they travel over the rollers without damage.
WARNING/DISCLAIMER
Raising and lowering bore pumps can be dangerous!
All situations are different, and it is the user's responsibility to ensure that the Adapt-a-Mill Bore Roller is suitable for the task at hand.
Adapt-a-Mill takes no responsibility for loss or injury associated with the use of these products.
BORE ROLLER (Rubber rollers)
This model has 3 twelve inch solid rubber boat rollers within a three piece powdercoated frame. The two removable legs may be rotated for storage,
the frame stands approx 1m tall when in use, and
it weighs 20kg.
BORE ROLLER (Steel rim rollers)
This Boreroller has a 2 piece frame which houses 2 x 8 inch steel wheel rims. It also has 2 pipe lengths that pass through the frame base to provide a larger footprint and which can be stored inside the frame when not in use.
A chain is used to secure the Boreroller to the bore casing, and the angle of the wheels may be altered with the two side chains.
The wheel centres above ground level are approx 600 and 900mm.
All of the manufactured components are powdercoated and the unit weighs approx 28kgs.
BORE HAND
The Borehand is a compact tool for assisting in raising and lowering borepumps from steel cased bores.
It has 2 x 6 inch steel wheel rims set at 45 degrees and 2 x rod 'tongues' that slide inside the casing to secure it in position.
It is suitable for bores with steel casings 100-200mm in diameter, it weighs approx 10kg, and is 650mm long.
