A Yankee dryer cylinder comprising a fixed hollow shaft provided with an inlet mouth through which a flow of hot air is fed into the cavity, and an outlet mouth through which the flow of hot air exits the dryer cylinder. The Yankee dryer cylinder provides, furthermore, a cylindrical shell having an internal surface and rotatably mounted about the fixed hollow shaft. Into the cavity a partition wall is provided which divides the fixed hollow shaft in a feeding portion and in a discharging portion.

Rollers that transport a sheet while heating the sheet, and a separating unit that includes a separating plate and a supporting portion are included. The separating plate has a leading end portion that comes into contact with a second roller of the rollers. The supporting portion supports the separating plate. The separating plate is provided with a slit that absorbs bending due to a thermal expansion difference between the separating plate and the supporting portion.

Provided is a substrate transport roller (2a) capable of ensuring a broad temperature-control region on a substrate, without reducing substrate transport quality. This substrate transport roller (2a) is provided in a film-forming device (1) for executing a film-forming process on the surface of a film substrate (W), transports the film substrate (W) by rotating around a center axis, and is equipped with: a center-section segment (13a) positioned in the center section in the axial direction extending along the center axis, and having a first outer-circumferential surface; end-section segments (12a, 12b) positioned on both sides on the outside in the axial direction of the center-section segment (13a), and each having a second outer-circumferential surface which contacts the substrate (W) and has a larger diameter than that of the first outer-circumferential surface; a center-section-rising-falling-temperature-medium mechanism for changing the temperature of the center-section segment (13a); and a both-end-section-rising-falling-temperature mechanism for changing the temperature of each of the end-section segments (12a, 12b) independently from the center-section segment (13a).