Paper Roll Holder KS TOOLS 860.0879 for 355 mm Rolls

Paper Roll Holder KS TOOLS 860.0879 for 355 mm Rolls is a wall- or bench-mountable support designed to hold paper rolls with a maximum width of 355 mm. The holder provides stable, accessible storage for paper used in workshops, garages, manufacturing lines and packing stations. It enables controlled unrolling and cutting, reducing waste and keeping work areas tidy.

Advantages

The holder offers a simple, robust design that delivers reliable support and easy installation. Its construction minimizes roll wobble and allows smooth dispensing of paper. The open design permits quick replacement of rolls and straightforward access for cutting tools. The compact footprint makes it suitable for constrained workspaces while keeping paper within reach.

Suitable for

• Workshop and garage benches for cleaning and protection tasks
• Packing and shipping stations for wrapping and cushioning
• Production lines and assembly areas requiring consumable paper access
• Service counters and inspection benches where fast paper dispensing is needed

Key specifications

• Maximum compatible roll width: 355 mm
• Mounting options: wall or bench (requires fasteners)
• Design: open-frame holder for rapid roll replacement
• Intended use: manual unrolling and dispensing of paper
• Suitable for workshop and industrial environments

How to use

Install the paper roll holder on a suitable vertical or horizontal surface using appropriate fasteners for the substrate. Slide the paper roll onto the holder shaft or pins and ensure it rotates freely. Position the holder so the leading edge of the paper is accessible for tearing or cutting. Replace empty rolls by lifting them off the holder and fitting a new roll in the same manner.

Recommendations

For safe and reliable operation, use rolls that do not exceed the specified width and select fasteners suited to the mounting surface. Keep the area around the holder free of obstructions and use a suitable cutting tool or dispenser edge to obtain a clean tear. Regularly check mounting points for tightness in high-use environments.