Telecom & Fiber Duct Installation Equipment for KSA & GCC
The remarkable increase in telecommunication, fiber-optic, smart city, and data infrastructure projects all around Saudi Arabia and the Gulf region has made it necessary for the use of duct installation equipment that performs efficiently. One of the major tools for underground duct laying is the Drum Roller for Microduct Rolls, which is among the most critical.
Microduct systems are commonly used in modern telecom networks as they expedite fibre deployment, provide scalability, and reduce digging costs. On the other hand, if microduct coils and drums are not handled properly, it will result in bending of duct, damaging of surface, generating of excessive friction, and delaying in installation all at once. That’s where drum rollers come in and really take over.
The Drum Roller for Microduct Rolls has been specifically designed and developed to not just support but smoothly rotate the microduct drums during the duct-pulling or laying operations. It decreases manual effort, safeguards the duct structure, and supplies microducts evenly and uncontrollably over long distances.
The Drum Roller for Microduct Rolls is a robust mechanical support system designed to hold and rotate microduct coils or drums during installation. It allows the duct to unwind smoothly without twisting, bending, or dragging on rough surfaces.
Manufactured using high-strength steel frames and precision rollers, this equipment ensures stability even under heavy load conditions. It is suitable for single or bundled microduct rolls, commonly used in fiber-to-the-home (FTTH), backbone telecom networks, data centers, and utility corridors.
Engineered for harsh jobsite environments, the drum roller provides consistent performance in desert heat, dusty conditions, and large-scale infrastructure sites across Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and Kuwait.
The remarkable increase in telecommunication, fiber-optic, smart city, and data infrastructure projects all around Saudi Arabia and the Gulf region has made it necessary for the use of duct installation equipment that performs efficiently. One of the major tools for underground duct laying is the Drum Roller for Microduct Rolls, which is among the most critical.
Microduct systems are commonly used in modern telecom networks as they expedite fibre deployment, provide scalability, and reduce digging costs. On the other hand, if microduct coils and drums are not handled properly, it will result in bending of duct, damaging of surface, generating of excessive friction, and delaying in installation all at once. That’s where drum rollers come in and really take over.
The Drum Roller for Microduct Rolls has been specifically designed and developed to not just support but smoothly rotate the microduct drums during the duct-pulling or laying operations. It decreases manual effort, safeguards the duct structure, and supplies microducts evenly and uncontrollably over long distances.
The Drum Roller for Microduct Rolls is a robust mechanical support system designed to hold and rotate microduct coils or drums during installation. It allows the duct to unwind smoothly without twisting, bending, or dragging on rough surfaces.
Manufactured using high-strength steel frames and precision rollers, this equipment ensures stability even under heavy load conditions. It is suitable for single or bundled microduct rolls, commonly used in fiber-to-the-home (FTTH), backbone telecom networks, data centers, and utility corridors.
Engineered for harsh jobsite environments, the drum roller provides consistent performance in desert heat, dusty conditions, and large-scale infrastructure sites across Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and Kuwait.

A drum roller is a mechanical device used on the ground that consists of several rollers rotating freely and supporting a microduct drum, and it is placed on the ground. The pulling on the drum allows it to turn without stopping, thus giving the microduct in a controlled manner, without any sudden jerks or resistance.
Microducts are lightweight but sensitive to excessive bending, dragging, or twisting. Drum rollers ensure the duct unrolls in a straight, controlled manner.
Smooth drum rotation allows faster pulling, reducing installation time and labor costs.
Manual handling of heavy duct coils can cause injuries. Drum rollers minimize lifting and strain.
Prevents deformation that could affect fiber blowing or pulling later.
The Microduct Rollers and Drum Roller are widely used in:
Telecommunications
Utilities & Infrastructure
Construction & Civil Engineering
Smart City Development
Oil & Gas Communication Systems
Government and Municipal Projects
Heavy-duty mild steel or galvanized steel is to be used as the raw material, which guarantees the longevity and resistance to heavy loads.
High-load bearings are combined with precision-machined rollers to provide the smoothest rotation at the lowest friction.
Corrosion resistance is achieved by powder-coating or galvanizing
Dust, moisture, and heat are not the enemies of this product, as it was designed to cope with them
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Drum Roller for Microduct Rolls |
| Application | Microduct coil & drum payout |
| Frame Material | Heavy-duty steel |
| Roller Material | Steel / Nylon / Rubber-coated |
| Load Capacity | Suitable for standard microduct drums |
| Rotation Type | Free-rotating rollers |
| Installation | Ground-mounted |
| Operation | Manual, no power required |
| Finish | Powder-coated / Galvanized |
| Environment | Indoor & outdoor |
| Climate Suitability | KSA & GCC conditions |
The drum roller is compatible with:
Single microduct rolls
Bundled microduct coils
Standard telecom microduct drums
Custom drum sizes (project dependent)
1. Place Drum Roller on Stable Ground
- Using a spirit level or some other leveling method, check that the roller is perfectly horizontal so that the drum does not wobble.
2. Mount Microduct Drum
- The drum is lifted and placed on the roller frame in a proper way.
3. Align Microduct Direction
- Make a duct feed alignment that the duct will go all the way through the trench or duct path without any problems.
4. Begin Pulling or Feeding
- As the duct gets pulled, the drum will turn around without any limitation.
5. Monitor Rotation
- Make sure that the payout is even and that there is no sudden tension.
6. Complete Installation
- When the whole duct length has been deployed, carefully remove the drum.
Smooth and controlled microduct payout
Reduced duct surface damage
Faster installation speed
Lower manpower requirements
Improved site safety
Long equipment lifespan
Suitable for repeated use across projects
The Gulf region has specific difficulties that are not found in other places:
Drum rollers are specifically designed to work efficiently under such conditions, thus becoming the choice of contractors working on infrastructure in the GCC.
| Aspect | Manual Uncoiling | Drum Roller |
|---|---|---|
| Installation Speed | Slow | Fast |
| Duct Damage Risk | High | Minimal |
| Manpower Required | High | Low |
| Safety Level | Moderate | High |
| Consistency | Poor | Excellent |
Always place drum roller on firm ground
Ensure rollers are clean and free-rotating
Avoid overloading beyond capacity
Align duct exit path properly
Inspect rollers before use
When selecting a drum roller, consider:
Maximum drum weight
Microduct diameter and bundle size
Project scale and frequency of use
Ground conditions at site
Portability and storage
During the large-scale microduct installation, drum rollers were used, resulting in less damage to ducts and an accelerated installation process.
Using several drum rollers allowed for simultaneous duct laying through roadways, thus making the process more efficient.
While drum rollers are mechanical tools, they support compliance with:
Telecom installation best practices
Utility safety standards
Project quality control procedures
The Drum Roller intended for Microduct Rolls is a pivotal installation equipment for contemporary telecommunication and fiber infrastructure projects in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf area. By guaranteeing the delicate and speedy deployment of microducts, it increases productivity, cuts down on damage, and enhances installation quality by making contractors work smarter, more safely, and efficiently.
For projects dealing with fiber optics, microduct networks, and underground utilities, buying a dependable drum roller is not merely a comfort — it is an essential step toward professional-grade implementation and lasting network reliability.
1. What is a drum roller used for?
It supports and rotates microduct drums during installation.
2. Can it be used outdoors?
Yes, it is designed for outdoor jobsite conditions.
3. Does it require power?
No, it operates manually using free-rotating rollers.
4. Is it reusable?
Yes, it is suitable for repeated project use.
5. Does it prevent microduct damage?
Yes, it significantly reduces twisting and abrasion.
6. What duct sizes are supported?
It supports standard microduct and bundled duct rolls.
7. Is it suitable for Gulf climate?
Yes, it performs well in heat and dusty environments.
8. Does it improve installation speed?
Yes, it enables faster and smoother duct payout.
9. Is training required?
Minimal training is required for safe operation.
10. How long does it last?
With proper maintenance, it lasts for many years.