Htc HRT-10 Table Stock Roller Stand 500 Lb Capacity

Product Description

The HTC HRT-10 is a table stock roller stand rated for 500 pounds of load capacity. It uses five rollers across a 15-inch roller width to support long workpieces or sheet stock as they feed through a table saw, jointer, planer, or similar stationary machine. The overall assembled length is 18 inches. At 29.4 pounds, the stand is substantial enough to stay planted under load while remaining manageable for a single technician to position and store. It is a standard piece of material handling equipment found in woodworking shops, fabrication facilities, and trade work areas where outfeed support is needed.

This roller stand is suited for use alongside stationary shop equipment in both light industrial and professional trade environments. It provides outfeed or infeed support for long boards, pipe, tubing, or sheet goods that would otherwise tip or bind at the machine. The five-roller design allows material to move smoothly along the stand without lifting or repositioning. Setup is straightforward and requires no fixed mounting, making it easy to reposition as workflow demands change.

Key Features

• 500-pound load capacity supports heavy workpieces and structural stock
• Five rollers across a 15-inch roller width for stable material support
• 18-inch overall length provides a broad support footprint
• Freestanding design requires no permanent mounting
• 29.4-pound stand weight provides stability without being difficult to move

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose outfeed and infeed roller stand compatible with table saws, planers, jointers, band saws, and similar stationary equipment requiring supplemental material support.

Installation Notes

No dedicated installation trade is required - this stand is positioned and adjusted by the equipment operator. Before feeding material, confirm the stand height is aligned with the machine table surface to prevent binding or tipping. No fastening to the floor is required under normal use, but ensure the stand is on a level, stable surface before loading. Inspect roller condition and height-adjustment hardware before each use.