Steer Wheel Assembly for Atlas Zenith I, Zenith II
AT Z70
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Product Description
AT Z70 is an Atlas brand manual pallet jack steer wheel assembly featuring a bearing ultra-polyurethane tread, and aluminum core. Compatible with Atlas Zenith I and II series pallet jacks. Designed for replacement of original steer wheels in manual pallet jacks.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Tread Material | Ultra-Polyurethane |
| Hub Construction | Cast aluminum |
Specifications & Fitment
| Part Number | AT Z70 |
| Alternate Designations | AT Z70, AT Z70-HD, AT Z70-ST |
| Compatible Equipment | Atlas Zenith I and Zenith II series pallet jacks |
| Application | Direct replacement steer wheel assembly for manual pallet jacks |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the AT Z70?
A: The AT Z70 is a steer wheel assembly for manual pallet jacks. It features an ultra-polyurethane tread, cast aluminum hub construction. It is designed as a direct replacement for Atlas Zenith series pallet jacks.
Q: Which Atlas pallet jack models use the AT Z70?
A: The AT Z70 is compatible with Atlas Zenith I and Zenith II series manual pallet jacks. Always verify your equipment model nameplate before ordering.
Q: What is the bearing diameter specification?
A: Confirm your equipment matches this specification before ordering.
Q: What materials are used in the AT Z70?
A: The wheel features a cast aluminum hub and ultra-polyurethane tread compound. This combination provides durability and reliable steering performance for manual pallet jack applications.
Q: Are there alternate part numbers for this wheel?
A: The AT Z70 is also designated as AT Z70-HD and AT Z70-ST. Consult your equipment documentation to determine the correct variant for your application.
Q: How should I maintain the AT Z70 steer wheel?
A: Keep the wheel clean and dry when not in use. Inspect regularly for wear on the polyurethane tread. Store in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight to prevent material degradation. Replace when tread wear becomes excessive or visible damage occurs.