Htc HSV-18 V Roller Support 500 Lb 2 Rollers 43.5 in

Product Description

The HTC HSV-18 is a heavy-duty V roller support designed to handle pipe, conduit, and cylindrical stock during fabrication, staging, and material transport operations. Rated for 500 pounds of load capacity, this support features two rollers with a 4-inch roller width and stands 43.5 inches in overall height. The V-shaped roller configuration cradles round workpieces securely, preventing lateral movement during cutting, threading, or assembly. At 25 pounds, the unit is substantial enough for stable shop-floor use. It is well suited for plumbing, pipefitting, and mechanical contractors who need reliable support for long or heavy pipe runs on the job site or in the shop.

The HSV-18 is used in commercial and industrial material handling and transport applications, particularly wherever pipe or cylindrical stock must be supported at a consistent height during work. It fits naturally into a multi-stand setup alongside pipe threading machines, band saws, or other stationary equipment. The V roller design keeps round stock centered and stable without clamping, allowing free rotation or longitudinal movement as needed during the operation.

Key Features

• 500 lb load capacity supports heavy pipe and cylindrical stock
• Two-roller V configuration cradles round workpieces and prevents lateral drift
• 4-inch roller width accommodates a range of pipe and conduit diameters
• 43.5-inch overall height aligns with standard pipe threading machine work heights
• Heavy-duty construction rated at 25 pounds unit weight for stable floor use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose V roller pipe support for use with standard pipe threading machines, band saws, and similar stationary trade equipment in plumbing, pipefitting, and mechanical contractor applications.

Installation Notes

Setup and positioning of this roller support is typically performed by a licensed plumber, pipefitter, or mechanical contractor. Before beginning any pipe work, ensure all fluid lines are depressurized and the primary equipment the support is paired with is powered down. No permanent fastening is generally required for portable floor use, but verify the support is on a level, stable surface before loading. Follow applicable OSHA material handling guidelines when staging heavy pipe stock.