Product Description
Atlas AT Z-1127 steer wheel assembly for Zenith-Type 9 manual pallet jacks, featuring nylon tread and core with high-strength polymer construction. Direct-replacement part for the Atlas manual jack steer axle. No cross-reference part numbers available.
Compatibility: Fits Atlas pallet jacks, model Zenith-Type 9. Alternate model: ATZ1127; AT Z 1127. Part number: AT Z-1127
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Material | Nylon |
| Hub Construction | Nylon hub, one-piece |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Atlas |
| Model | Zenith-Type 9 |
| Part Number | AT Z-1127 |
Wheel Dimensions
| Outside Diameter | 7 in |
Additional Specifications
| Alternate Designations | ATZ1127, AT Z 1127 |
| Equipment Type | Manual pallet jack |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the AT Z-1127?
A: The AT Z-1127 is a steer wheel assembly with nylon polymer construction for Atlas Zenith-Type 9 manual pallet jacks. It features a nylon tread and one-piece high-strength polymer core design.
Q: Which manual pallet jacks does the AT Z-1127 wheel assembly fit?
A: The AT Z-1127 is a direct replacement steer wheel for Atlas Zenith-Type 9 manual pallet jacks. Verify that the replacement wheel matches your equipment before purchase.
Q: What materials are used in the AT Z-1127 wheel assembly?
A: The AT Z-1127 uses high-density nylon polymer for both tread and core construction. This all-nylon design provides durability and wear resistance in industrial material handling environments.
Q: Are there alternate part numbers for the AT Z-1127?
A: The AT Z-1127 is also referenced as atz1127 and at z 1127. All three designations refer to the same steer wheel assembly for Atlas Zenith-Type 9 manual pallet jacks.
Q: How should the AT Z-1127 wheel be stored?
A: Store the AT Z-1127 in a dry, climate-controlled environment away from direct sunlight. Keep it away from oils, solvents, and extreme temperatures to help preserve nylon polymer integrity.
Q: What is the expected lifespan of the AT Z-1127 wheel assembly?
A: Lifespan varies based on usage intensity and load conditions. Regular inspection for wear and damage is recommended. Replace the wheel if the tread shows significant wear or structural damage is visible.
