During welding, grinding, or assembly operations, cylindrical workpieces such as pipes, tanks, and vessels are supported and rotated by a bolt type rotator, commonly referred to as a conventional bolted rotator. By enabling welders or automated welding systems to access the workpiece in the best possible position, this kind of rotator improves the quality of welds and boosts productivity.

Workpieces with varying diameters can be accommodated by manually adjusting the spacing between the rollers using bolts or other fasteners.

available in a variety of capacities, ranging from heavy-duty rotators that can manage several tons to compact pipe rotators ideal for light-duty applications.