Lifelong Bowling

The World Leader in High Performance Specialty Products

1.877.235.8300 (US & Canada) 1.727.378.5884 (Local & Intl) Email: lifelong@bowlingproducts.com

Serving the bowling industry since 1998

Don’t be fooled by foreign made or “knock-off” parts. Our replacement parts are designed in house and manufactured right here in the United States

The Hyperlift System Ball Accelerator can be purchased separately as a stand-alone item

THE DURO-RING The Toughest Door Weldment Ring Ever BACKED BY A 10 YEAR WARRANTY

Welded nut plate uses shorter screw, prevents damage, allows for easier install

Full length support - prevents breakage and stays tight

All flanges have rounded edges - eliminating ball damage at this point

¼” steel flanges are angled to guide ball directly under lift

Support strap - full welds to flanges plus ¼” steel equals strongest ever

¼” support ear prevents breakage and gets strapped to its mate for additional strength

Part # DURO

Must be ordered as a set. Kit includes both rings and installation hardware

CALL 1-877-235-8300 TO ORDER

The Worlds First Hingeless Front Roller

Part # LL 300-301

· No links or hinges to wear out · True tracking with any carpet · Carpet will always track toward the ball exit · Extends carpet life dramatically · Automatically actuates to each carpet drift · Even old carpets with trimmed edges will track toward the exit · Cuts labor and parts cost · Use your existing front roller body · Comes with everything you need to covert an odd or even machine

How It Works Our new roller goes around and back and forth without the need for hinges or bearings. We can do this because we use a material called Nylube (oil impregnated nylon). It’s a specialized industrial type that is so strong it outwears steel. The roller looks like the old style on the outside but is very different inside. Instead of hinges there is a solid piece that runs from one kickback to the other. There are two solid steel pieces that sit in the bearing supports instead of bearings. This center section doesn’t move at all. Each end of the roller has a Nylube core with a machined end that inclines for 90 degrees of its rotation. The incline acts as a cam, and it’s the cam that pushes the roller away from the exit as the carpet drifts. The stationary core has a cam follower on it. The carpet is allowed to drift toward the exit until the Nylube cam contacts the cam follower, then gets pushed away. It’s that simple and doesn’t rely on the carpet pushing against the edge of the roller to make it work. That’s a tremendous advantage for extended carpet life.