Sany SSR120 Roller Name Plate

What is the Sany SSR120 Roller Name Plate?

The Sany SSR120 Roller Name Plate is a permanently affixed identification tag that is mounted on the main frame of the SSR120 single-drum vibratory roller. This name plate serves as the official machine identification document, displaying essential information that is required for regulatory compliance, parts ordering, warranty registration, and equipment fleet management. The name plate is typically located on the right side of the rear frame, adjacent to the operator station, where it is easily accessible for inspection by operators, maintenance technicians, and regulatory compliance officers.

The information displayed on the name plate includes the model designation, the unique serial number assigned by the manufacturer, the date of manufacture, the operating weight of the SSR120 roller, the engine power rating, and the certification marks indicating compliance with relevant safety and emissions standards. This information is permanently etched into the aluminum plate surface and filled with black enamel paint that contrasts sharply with the silver anodized background for maximum readability.

The Sany SSR120 Roller Name Plate is manufactured to meet the durability requirements of heavy construction equipment operating in harsh environments. It is fabricated from 5052-H32 aluminum alloy that is 1.6mm thick, providing sufficient rigidity to resist bending and damage while remaining thin enough to conform to the curved surface of the roller frame. The aluminum is anodized with a clear sulfuric acid anodize coating that provides excellent corrosion resistance and creates a hard, durable surface that protects the underlying metal from oxidation.

The information on the name plate is created using a photochemical etching process that produces sharp, precise characters with a depth of 0.15mm, ensuring that the text remains legible even after years of exposure to abrasive dust and frequent cleaning. The etched characters are filled with a UV-resistant black enamel paint that maintains its color and adhesion under prolonged exposure to sunlight and extreme temperature variations.

The name plate is secured to the roller frame using stainless steel drive rivets that provide a permanent, tamper-resistant attachment. The rivets are manufactured from 304 stainless steel and feature a domed head that is resistant to removal attempts. The name plate is mounted on a flat, machined pad on the frame that ensures full contact across the entire back surface, preventing bending or cracking from uneven support.

The mounting holes in the name plate are precisely positioned to align with the corresponding holes in the frame, and the rivets are installed with a pneumatic rivet gun that provides consistent clamping force. The name plate also features a clear protective overlay that is applied over the etched surface after the paint filling process. This overlay is a 0.05mm thick polyurethane film that is UV-stabilized and resistant to hydraulic fluid, diesel fuel, and common cleaning solvents. The overlay protects the painted lettering from abrasion and chemical attack, ensuring that the name plate remains legible throughout the service life of the roller.

The Sany SSR120 Roller Name Plate plays a critical role in equipment management and regulatory compliance. The serial number displayed on the name plate is the primary identifier used for ordering replacement parts, as it allows parts suppliers to verify the exact machine configuration and ensure that the correct components are supplied. The name plate is also essential for warranty registration and claims processing, as the serial number and manufacturing date are used to verify warranty coverage.

In many jurisdictions, construction equipment must display a visible name plate with identification and compliance information to be legally operated on public works projects. The name plate is inspected by regulatory authorities during equipment certification and periodic safety inspections. For fleet managers, the name plate provides a reliable reference point for maintaining accurate equipment records, tracking maintenance history, and managing depreciation schedules. A damaged, missing, or illegible name plate can create significant operational and administrative challenges, making it essential to keep the plate in good condition.

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Why Choose Our Sany SSR120 Roller Name Plate?

Our Sany SSR120 Roller Name Plate is manufactured to the highest standards of quality and durability, ensuring identification information remains legible and intact throughout the entire service life of the roller. The aluminum plate is produced from premium 5052-H32 alloy that is specifically selected for its excellent corrosion resistance, formability, and anodizing characteristics. The anodizing process is performed in a computer-controlled bath that maintains precise temperature and current density, producing a uniform oxide layer with a thickness of 15 to 20 microns that provides outstanding protection against corrosion and abrasion.

The photochemical etching process uses a high-resolution photoresist mask that produces characters with sharp, well-defined edges, ensuring maximum readability even from a distance. The black enamel paint used to fill the etched characters is a two-component polyurethane formulation that is specifically designed for exterior durability, with excellent resistance to UV degradation, chalking, and color fading. This commitment to quality materials and manufacturing processes ensures that our name plates meet the durability standards of the original Sany equipment.

We understand that the Sany SSR120 Roller Name Plate is not just an identification tag but a critical document for regulatory compliance and equipment management. That is why we implement rigorous quality control procedures that verify every aspect of the name plate’s construction and legibility. Each name plate is inspected for dimensional accuracy, ensuring size and mounting hole positions match the OEM specification. The character legibility is verified using a standardized test that measures the contrast ratio between the painted characters and the anodized background.

The protective overlay is inspected for clarity, adhesion, and absence of air bubbles or inclusions that could compromise its protective function. The mounting rivets are tested for hardness and dimensional conformance to ensure they provide the specified clamping force. We also maintain detailed records of the serial number ranges and corresponding manufacturing dates for each batch of name plates, allowing us to provide replacement plates with accurate information for machines that have lost or damaged their original identification.

We offer competitive pricing on the Sany SSR120 Roller Name Plate while maintaining the quality and durability that are essential for a permanent machine identification component. Our efficient manufacturing operations allow us to produce genuine OEM-quality name plates at prices that are comparable to or lower than those charged by equipment dealerships. We maintain inventory of blank name plates that can be customized with the specific serial number and manufacturing date of your machine, ensuring that you receive a replacement plate that accurately reflects your roller’s identity.

We also stock the complete range of associated compliance plates, warning decals, and information labels that are required for full regulatory compliance of the SSR120 roller. For customers with multiple SSR120 rollers in their fleet, we can provide replacement name plates and compliance labels for all machines, ensuring consistent identification and documentation across your entire equipment inventory. Our logistics team can arrange fast shipping, ensuring that replacement name plates arrive when you need them.

Our after-sales support for the Sany SSR120 Roller Name Plate includes technical assistance, customization services, and warranty protection. We can provide guidance on the correct placement and mounting of the name plate, including the recommended rivet installation procedure and the surface preparation required for proper adhesion. If your machine requires a replacement name plate with a specific serial number, we can etch and fill the plate with your machine’s information before shipping, ensuring a direct replacement that matches the original.

We stand behind every name plate we sell with a warranty that covers manufacturing defects and premature degradation of the anodized finish or the painted lettering. In the event that a name plate does not meet your expectations, our customer service team will work with you to provide a satisfactory replacement. We also offer the complete set of compliance plates and warning decals that are required for the SSR120 roller, including CE marking plates, noise emission labels, and safety instruction decals. Choose our name plate and ensure that your SSR120 roller maintains its proper identification and regulatory compliance.

What are the Routine Maintenance Considerations for the Sany SSR120 Roller Name Plate?

Regular cleaning is the most important maintenance task for the Sany SSR120 Roller Name Plate. During routine washing of the roller, pay special attention to the name plate area, using a soft cloth or sponge and mild soapy water to remove accumulated dirt, dust, and grime. Avoid using abrasive cleaning pads, steel wool, or harsh chemical cleaners that could scratch the protective overlay or damage the anodized surface of the aluminum plate. Do not use high-pressure water jets directed at close range, as the intense water pressure can lift the edges of the protective overlay and allow moisture to penetrate beneath the film.

After cleaning, dry the name plate with a clean, soft microfiber cloth to prevent water spots from forming. Inspect the protective overlay for any signs of peeling, bubbling, or cracking, and replace the overlay if any damage is found. A damaged overlay can allow moisture and contaminants to reach the painted lettering, causing the paint to degrade and the characters to become illegible. Keeping the name plate clean and protected is a simple but essential maintenance practice.

Inspect the name plate for physical damage and attachment security on a monthly basis. Check for any signs of bending, denting, or cracking that could compromise the legibility of the information. Verify that all mounting rivets are present and secure, with no signs of loosening or corrosion around the rivet heads. If a rivet is missing or loose, the name plate may vibrate during roller operation, leading to cracking or peeling of the protective overlay.

Replace any missing or damaged rivets promptly using genuine stainless steel drive rivets. Inspect the area around the name plate for any signs of corrosion on the frame, as corrosion can spread beneath the name plate and cause the aluminum to pit or the rivets to loosen. If corrosion is detected, remove the name plate, clean the affected area of the frame with a wire brush, apply a zinc-rich primer, and remount the name plate with new rivets. Also check the compliance plates and warning decals in other locations on the roller to ensure they are intact and legible.

Protect the name plate from damage during maintenance and repair operations. When working in the area around the name plate, use care to avoid striking it with tools or equipment. If the name plate is located in an area that is subject to impact from work activities, consider installing a protective guard that shields it from accidental damage while still allowing the information to be read. When painting the roller frame, mask the name plate and the surrounding area to prevent paint overspray from obscuring the lettering.

If paint does accidentally get on the name plate, remove it immediately using a solvent that is compatible with the protective overlay, such as mineral spirits applied with a soft cloth. Do not use paint stripper or acetone, as these solvents can damage the overlay and the anodized finish. If the name plate is removed for any reason, store it in a safe location where it will not be bent, scratched, or exposed to chemicals that could damage the surface. Proper handling and protection during maintenance activities will help preserve the name plate’s legibility and appearance.

When the Sany SSR120 Roller Name Plate becomes illegible due to wear, damage, or corrosion, it should be replaced promptly to maintain the roller’s identification and regulatory compliance. Record the information from the original name plate before removal, including the model designation, serial number, and manufacturing date, so that this information can be transferred to the replacement plate. When removing the old name plate, drill out the rivets carefully to avoid enlarging the mounting holes in the frame. Clean the mounting surface thoroughly to remove any residual adhesive, corrosion, or paint flakes that could prevent the new name plate from sitting flat against the frame.

Position the new name plate using the mounting template and secure it with new stainless steel drive rivets. After installation, verify that the name plate is securely attached and that all information is clearly legible. Update the equipment records to reflect the replacement of the name plate, noting the date and the reason for replacement. Maintaining a legible, properly mounted name plate is not only a matter of good equipment management but also a legal requirement in many jurisdictions for construction equipment operating on public works projects.

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