Paint Roller Cover

Paint roller covers are cylindrical sleeves made of various materials, such as synthetic fibers or natural materials like lambswool or mohair. They are used in conjunction with a paint roller frame to apply paint to large surfaces, such as walls or ceilings. The cover is slipped onto the roller frame and secured with a locking mechanism.

Paint roller covers come in different sizes and nap lengths, which refers to the thickness and density of the fibers. The nap length determines the texture of the finish, with shorter naps providing a smoother finish and longer naps creating a more textured surface.

These covers are designed to hold and distribute paint evenly onto the surface, allowing for efficient and consistent coverage. They are commonly used in painting projects for both residential and commercial applications.

In the supply group Brushes, Paints, Sealers, And Adhesives, paint roller covers are classified under the supply class Paint And Artists' Brushes. This class includes various types of brushes and tools used for painting, including paintbrushes, rollers, and other accessories.