New D.ONE Utility Roller for superior performance has been released

September 2, 2024

We are excited to unveil the new D.ONE Utility Roller, designed with cutting-edge features to meet our customers' needs. This innovative product is now more operation-friendly, boasting a new remote control for ease of use, a safety beacon for enhanced visibility, and maintenance-free bearings that ensure long-lasting performance. Rahul, our Product Manager, will present the D.ONE Utility Roller and its many new features. Discover a new standard in operational efficiency with the D.ONE Utility Roller.

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