Product Description
Load Wheel
Specifications
Product Overview
| Part Number | BI MEC B2000132 |
| Product Type | Load Wheel |
Physical Specifications
| Material Options | Polyurethane or nylon (verify with equipment documentation) |
| Bore Configuration | Requires verification - consult equipment axle specification |
| Load Rating | Varies by diameter and material - confirm with equipment nameplate |
| Inspection Criteria | Replace when flat spots, cracks, or material loss observed; check for excessive runout |
Compatibility
| Application | Manual and electric pallet jacks, hand trucks, lift trucks |
| Wheel Position | Load wheel (supports fork assembly and primary load) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a load wheel and how is it different from a caster wheel?
A: Load wheels support the main load and are mounted under the fork arms or load carriage. Caster wheels are directional wheels at the steer end. Load wheels must support higher static and dynamic loads and handle rough floors and outdoor surfaces. Always install the correct wheel type in the correct location for safe equipment operation.
Q: What equipment does the BI MEC B2000132 load wheel fit?
A: The BI MEC B2000132 is a load wheel for electric and manual pallet jacks and material handling equipment. Verify the bore size, width, and hub configuration match your equipment specifications. Consult your equipment manufacturer's parts manual or nameplate for exact wheel part number compatibility.
Q: How do I know the correct bore size and hub type for my equipment?
A: Measure your equipment's axle diameter and check the hub design (tapered or straight). Consult your equipment documentation or service manual. Providing your equipment make, model, and serial range to a parts supplier will ensure accurate specification confirmation before ordering.
Q: What materials are available for the BI MEC B2000132 load wheel?
A: Polyurethane wheels provide excellent wear resistance, grip, and durability on outdoor and rough floor surfaces. Nylon wheels work well on clean warehouse floors and have lower cost. Confirm the material specification that matches your equipment environment and usage conditions.
Q: When should I replace the BI MEC B2000132 load wheel?
A: Replace the load wheel when you observe flat spots, cracks, material chunks missing, or excessive runout during rotation. Worn wheels reduce load stability and increase bearing stress. Load wheels on equipment used on rough floors or outdoors wear faster and require more frequent inspection. Regular inspection extends equipment life and ensures operator safety.
Q: What is the load capacity of the BI MEC B2000132?
A: Load wheel capacity depends on material, and bearing design. Verify the load rating in your equipment documentation and nameplate. Overloading causes wheel failure, bearing wear, and potential load drops. Always operate within equipment load limits.
