The phrase "a set of rollers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple rollers that are grouped together, often in a mechanical or industrial context.
Example: "The conveyor belt system was equipped with a set of rollers to facilitate smooth movement of goods."
Alternatives: "a collection of rollers" or "a group of rollers".
A set of rollers is designed to investigate the fracture mechanism on roll formed part.
A few days later, when Boyer visited Rocky at his home, in Mukamira, all Rocky wanted was a set of rollers so that he could keep training.
You may have seen Mr. English, a 43-year-old father of two, wandering around the streets of Manhattan or New Jersey with a bucket of glue, a set of rollers and a crew of accomplices.
British snowboarding number one Zoe Gillings returns to training this week after a crash on a set of rollers.
It consists of a dynamometer that is coupled to drive lines that are directly connected to the wheel hubs of the vehicle, or to a set of rollers upon which the vehicle is placed, and which can be adjusted to simulate driving resistance.
A set of roller passes was designed to achieve the oblique cylindrical shape with a planar flange.
The method of cell preparation so far described assumes that the diagnostic laboratory engages in cell production only when a suspect field specimen has been received, in which case it will be necessary to prepare a set of roller-tube cultures in which to attempt virus isolation.
Consider purchasing a set of roller wheels for the container so that you can move it around your backyard or patio.
Motor Trend magazine put an S8 on a chassis dynamometer — a set of weighted rollers used to measure power output at the tires — and found it making 479 horsepower at just over 6,300 rpm.
And at least one item in a 2005 exhibition of Marilynalia – a set of hair rollers said to contain a strand of Monroe's hair – turned out to have been manufactured after her death.
For the curls, you'll need plenty of strong-hold hair spray and a set of hot rollers, like Conair's Ion Shine Hair Setter ($27).
