Everhard Hand Rollers

The MR12866 nylon cone attachment is an accessory that fits onto any Everhard silicone roller with a 1⅜″ diameter core. It converts your standard roller into a cone‑shaped roller, perfect for reaching tight corners, flashing edges, and other narrow areas where full-width rollers can't goKey Features Precision rolling: Tip down into tight corners and small detail areas without risk of membrane damage. Cost-effective: Convert your existing roller instead of buying multiple specialized...

Built to finish tight corners and change-of-plane details fast, the MR13115 puts two aluminum V-profile rollers on a single tool so you can switch tasks without swapping tools. The V shape nests neatly into inside angles, ribs, and step-downs, focusing pressure exactly where a flat wheel can’t reach. Lightweight, corrosion-resistant aluminum keeps fatigue low and heat transfer stable during hot-air weld finishing, while the rigid frame and smooth bearings deliver precise, chatter-free...

Everhard MR02153 Wrist-Saver Steel Radius Seam Roller — 2" x 2" The MR02153 combines Everhard’s Wrist-Saver offset geometry with a 2" x 2" polished steel radius roller to deliver high, even pressure without edge marking. The radius profile helps the roller glide over laps, transitions, and step-downs while the offset frame improves line-of-sight and keeps your wrist in a more neutral position. Enclosed bearings and a cushioned handle give you smooth, controlled tracking for long runs and...

Built for high-pressure seam consolidation with less fatigue, the MR02143 pairs a compact 2" x 2" solid steel roller with Everhard’s Wrist-Saver geometry to keep your wrist in a more neutral, comfortable position. The polished steel wheel, smooth bearings, and offset frame help you track long runs and tight details with steady, even pressure—ideal for demanding single-ply work on TPO, PVC, and EPDM. Key Features Wrist-Saver offset design improves line-of-sight, knuckle clearance, and control...

The MR05011 is a solid, medium-firm rubber roller with offset support—perfect for pressing seams in roofing, rubber mats, and industrial materials. While not as commonly stocked by resellers as other rollers, similar Everhard tools like ergonomic silicone rollers and dual-head options are readily available and may serve as effective alternatives depending on your project's needs. Durometer matters: Rubber rollers (60–65) are more rigid than silicone (~50–60), giving better pressure for tougher...