Product Description
High-grade polyurethane wheel designed for manual pallet jack applications. Features a durable 95A durometer black polyurethane tread with non-marking surface that prevents floor scuffing and marks. Built with a sealed precision ballcore for smooth, reliable operation. Engineered for warehouse and facility environments requiring protected flooring.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Tread Material | Polyurethane, high grade 95A durometer |
| Finish | Machined steel core with molded polyurethane tread |
| Color | Red |
| Surface Type | Non-marking |
Dimensions
| Durometer | 95A |
Part Information
| Part Number | 220013668 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 220013668 |
Application
| Suitable For | Standard manual pallet jack models |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the specifications for the 220013668 polyurethane wheel?
A: The 220013668 is a wheel with a sealed precision ballcore for smooth rotation on manual pallet jacks. It features 95A durometer red polyurethane with a non-marking surface.
Q: Which manual pallet jack manufacturers are compatible with the 220013668?
A: The 220013668 fits standard manual pallet jacks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Linde, Clark, Mitsubishi, CAT, and BT. Verify your equipment's wheel bore matches before ordering.
Q: What does the red polyurethane color indicate?
A: The red color indicates the polyurethane formulation type and serves as a visual identification marker. The 95A durometer red polyurethane provides a non-marking surface suitable for warehouse and facility floors.
Q: Is the non-marking surface suitable for all floor types?
A: The non-marking 95A polyurethane surface is designed for typical warehouse and facility floors where floor protection is important. Performance varies by floor material. For specialized environments like cold storage or wet floors, confirm suitability with our parts team.
Q: What maintenance does the 220013668 require?
A: The sealed precision ball bearing minimizes maintenance needs. Periodically inspect the tread for wear and the bearing for noise or resistance. Clean debris from the wheel surface. Replace when tread wear becomes excessive or bearing function degrades.
