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HI-FORCE

HI-FORCE RSA65 heavy-duty transport roller 65 tonnes

4,361.69 tax incl.
€3,604.70 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
On order: delivered from 26/05/2026
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  • Ordered before 20:00 - delivered as of 26/05/2026
  • Free shipping
  • Delivery by DHL
  • Delivered from Belgium

Product description

  • Low design for increased stability and safety
  • Equipped with flat top plate
  • Maximum recommended travel speed of 5 metres per minute
  • Also suitable as a fixed-mounted transport roller under the moving load
  • Capacity: 65 tonnes
  • Number of rollers in contact with ground surface is 4
  • Total number of rollers on the skate is 13
  • Weight: 51.0 kg
  • Overall length: 380 mm
  • Width of support surface: 270 mm
  • Height: 145 mm
Key features according to our expert
  • Max. weight: 65 t
  • Technical drawing (F): 19 mm
  • Technical drawing (K): 140 mm
  • Technical drawing (J): 220 mm
  • Technical drawing (I): 22 mm
  • H: 145 mm
  • Number of rolls: 13
  • Technical drawing (G): 19 mm
  • Technical drawing (E): 76 mm
  • Technical drawing (D): 42 mm
  • Technical drawing (C): 270 mm
  • Technical drawing (B): 168 mm
  • Technical drawing (A): 380 mm
  • Weight: 51 kg
  • Number of roles in contact: 4
Specifications / All features
  • Brand: HI-FORCE
  • EAN: 5056388015551
  • Supplier number: HI-FORCE RSA65
Max. weight
65 t
Technical drawing (f)
19 mm
Technical drawing (k)
140 mm
Technical drawing (j)
220 mm
Technical drawing (i)
22 mm
H
145 mm
Number of rolls
13
Technical drawing (g)
19 mm
Technical drawing (e)
76 mm
Technical drawing (d)
42 mm
Technical drawing (c)
270 mm
Technical drawing (b)
168 mm
Technical drawing (a)
380 mm
Weight
51 kg
Number of roles in contact
4
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