What sets our equipment apart?

At Roller Chopper, we believe in doing things right from the beginning. When you choose us, not only are you choosing top of the line quality, but you will also receive top of the line customer service to ensure you always have the help and resources you need. We build our units with some of the best material in the industry, beating the quality of our competitors while keeping our prices well below industry average. We offer full customization on all of our units and each one is built to order. Being ranchers ourselves, we know how important it is to have equipment that you can count on to last for years to come.

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What makes us:

We use Hardox 500 Steel on all of our equipment. Hardox, also called hard plate, is manufactured and exported worldwide by the Swedish company SSAB, who developed the first modern wear-resistant sheet in 1974. Hardox is an extremely wear resistant steel meaing it wears very slowly, even under large mechanical loads. The material’s high strength enables us to use thinner sheets in the construction without compromising the overall toughness of the equipment. This process cuts down the weight of our units significantly. We also use 3” 4140 steel in all our axles. This material is aircraft grade steel made to withstand the harshest conditions. We strongly believe in doing things the right way, which is why we build our units with materials that are meant to last a lifetime or two.

What makes them:

Our competitors use Heavy Gauge steel or DOM pipe. Heavy Gauge steel is a hot rolled steel, which makes it softer, less abrasion resistant, and requires a heavier gauge to make it last adding more weight to the overall unit. DOM pipe is marginally stronger then Heavy Gauge steel but it still cannot stand up to the strength of the Hardox 500, making it a great application for race cars and motorcycle frames. Although considered a nicer grade steel then the Heavy Gauge Steel, it just does not have the abrasive qualities needed when up against rocks and hard woods out in the pasture.