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	Combo Rollers for Stahl B26 (T66)	Combo Rollers for Stahl Ti55

We machine new folder parts or refurbish all Stahl folder fold rollers to OEM specifications. Our Combo folder rollers run true with the bearings to give you the same superior gripping power as the OEM. All folder rollers are available in 'high grip' urethane for faster running speed with aqueous stock.

Has the OEM and Dealer stopped making rollers for your folder or told you the machine is obsolete? You've come to the right place. We carry all models in our library of buckle folders include many old models, and can also match any sample you send to us.

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Add Stahl one piece bearings to your order when you replace your folder rollers. Or select the Stahl Roller Pak and add the other essential parts needed to change out your rollers, including washers, and bushings. For tips on how to know when to replace these parts, see our Folder Accessories and Roller Paks page.

UPGRADE YOUR STAHL FOLDER. We can also convert any buckle fold folder, no matter the age, old or new style, from "Stahl-O-Mat" or "Flex-O-Mat" through USA, to "spiral grip" fold rollers (shown at right, Stahl rollers before and after conversion to spiral grip). To learn more about the benefit of upgrading to spiral grip rollers, read the Print Week article comparison between MBO and other combo rollers.

AN UPGRADE TO TH ROLLERS also produces faster running times. These rollers (shown far right) have wider and overlapping polyurethane sections. As noted in Graphic Arts Monthly (September 2005), "the soft polyurethane material provides superior traction, holds excellent register, prevents marking and promotes absolute parallel stock transport. The staggered polyurethane against polyurethane configuration resists wear." Typed Letters Corporation, Wichita, KS, provided testimony to this benefit after converting to TH: "We can attribute some of our 30%-plus growth to the fact that we were able to get jobs out faster than ever. In some cases, our output has doubled."