13mm Stainless Steel Spike Rollers for Epoxy Flooring
Price range: R0.00 through R2,887.09
ROX® 13mm Stainless Steel Spike Rollers are professional flooring application tools designed to remove trapped air and help level self-levelling epoxy and urethane flooring systems under 4 mm thick.
Featuring a steel frame and handle with 13 mm stainless steel spikes, these rollers are designed for contractors working with thin resin flooring systems where controlled deaeration and consistent surface finishing are important.
Available in 250 mm and 500 mm lengths, the ROX® Stainless Steel Spike Roller range provides options for different working areas. The 250 mm roller is suited to smaller or more confined areas, while the 500 mm roller provides broader coverage.
Choose the correct spike length for your flooring system and always follow the material manufacturer’s application instructions.
| Code | Description | Size | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30/1/030 | STAINLESS STEEL SPIKE ROLLER | 13 mm | 250 mm |
| 30/1/031 | STAINLESS STEEL SPIKE ROLLER | 13 mm | 500 mm |
A 13mm stainless steel spike roller is a flooring application tool used to release trapped air from freshly applied self-levelling epoxy and urethane systems.
The roller features a cylindrical surface covered with stainless steel spikes that penetrate the wet material as the tool is moved across the floor. This helps release air bubbles and improve the consistency of the applied flooring system.
The 13 mm spike length is intended for thinner flooring systems, making this type of roller useful for contractors working with epoxy and urethane applications under 4 mm thick.
The stainless steel construction provides a professional-quality alternative to plastic-spike rollers, while the steel frame and handle support regular contractor use.
- Professional-quality stainless steel spike roller
- Steel frame and handle
- 13 mm stainless steel spikes
- Low surface tension designed to enable longer working times
- Available in 250 mm and 500 mm lengths
- Designed for thin epoxy and urethane systems
- Suitable for flooring systems under 4 mm thick
- Professional flooring application tool
- Available in two working-width configurations
- Designed for controlled deaeration during resin flooring application
- Thin self-levelling epoxy flooring
- Thin urethane flooring systems
- Resin flooring applications under 4 mm
- Commercial epoxy flooring projects
- Industrial resin flooring applications
- Professional flooring installation
- Small-area epoxy applications
- Large-area thin resin flooring applications
- Professional deaeration of wet flooring materials
- Epoxy flooring contractors
- Urethane flooring installers
- Industrial flooring specialists
- Commercial flooring contractors
- Resin flooring professionals
- Self-levelling epoxy installers
- Construction professionals
- Professional flooring application teams
What is a 13mm stainless steel spike roller used for?
A 13mm stainless steel spike roller is used to remove trapped air and help level self-levelling epoxy and urethane flooring systems under 4 mm thick.
What is the difference between a 13mm and 19mm spike roller?
The 13mm ROX® Stainless Steel Spike Roller is intended for epoxy and urethane systems under 4 mm thick, while the ROX® 19mm Stainless Steel range is intended for selected thicker systems and screed applications.
Can I use the 13mm stainless steel spike roller on cement screed?
No. The current ROX® 13mm Stainless Steel specifications state that it should not be used for self-levelling cement systems.
Can I use a 13mm spike roller on thick epoxy?
The current ROX® 13mm Stainless Steel specifications recommend it for epoxy and urethane systems under 4 mm thick. Use the spike length specified for your flooring system.
What flooring systems can the ROX® 13mm Stainless Steel Spike Roller be used on?
It is designed for self-levelling epoxy and urethane systems under 4 mm thick.
Why are the spikes made from stainless steel?
The stainless steel spikes provide a professional-quality alternative to plastic-spike rollers and are intended for controlled deaeration of suitable resin flooring systems.
What does low surface tension mean on a spike roller?
The low surface tension of the stainless steel spikes is designed to enable longer working times during application.
What is the difference between the 250mm and 500mm stainless steel spike roller?
Both rollers have 13mm stainless steel spikes. The 250mm roller provides a narrower working width, while the 500mm roller provides broader coverage.
Can I use the 13mm stainless steel spike roller for cement-based systems?
No. The current ROX® 13mm Stainless Steel specifications state that it should not be used for self-levelling cement systems.
How do I choose the correct spike roller?
Choose the spike length according to the flooring system and its working thickness. The ROX® 13mm Stainless Steel range is intended for epoxy and urethane systems under 4 mm thick.
| Feature | 13mm Stainless Steel | 19mm Stainless Steel |
|---|---|---|
| Recommended system | Epoxy and urethane systems under 4 mm | Systems over 4 mm and selected thicker screed applications |
| Spike length | 13 mm | 19 mm |
| Typical use | Thin resin flooring systems | Thicker self-levelling and screed systems |
| Working widths | 250 mm and 500 mm | 250 mm and 400 mm options |
| Best suited for | Thin epoxy and urethane applications | Thicker systems and selected screed applications |
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