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HTC HRT-70 Adjustable Folding Roller Conveyor Table 66-Inch length by 15-Inch wide 17-Ball Bearing Rollers , White
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HTC HRT-70 Adjustable Folding Roller Conveyor Table Features
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About HTC HRT-70 Adjustable Folding Roller Conveyor Table
Product Description Ever wish you had a portable conveyor belt for your woodshop or garage? Well, here you go – this high quality, folding conveyor table is 66” long, with 17 smooth-rolling, galvanized steel ball bearing rollers. It makes feeding material into your bandsaw, planer, table saw, or anything else a breeze. In fact, use it with your tools, use it to move material, or think of a hundred other uses. Its height adjusts from 26.5” to 43”, making it very versatile. It also has a 500lb capacity, and is incredibly stable. In addition, it folds flat for easy storage, and is built with high quality materials by HTC, so it’ll be a fixture in your woodshop or garage for years to come. Make all of your woodworking and other projects easier with this amazing folding roller conveyor table. From the Manufacturer HTC Roller tables feature durable, adjustable wedge-shaped support legs, that prevent slipping, but can also, handle loads up to 500 lbs. Also included are four adjustable, non-skid rubber leveling feet and galvanized steel ball bearing rollers that make moving stock through the cut easier than you ever thought possible. HTC's patented Roller Tables are available in 15 in. and 24 in.widths, and lengths from 18 in. to 66 in. All models adjust from 26-1/2 in. to 43-1/2 in. high.
