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BJ 500935

BJ 500935

Poly Drive Tire Assy, 97-A

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Poly Drive Tire Assy, 97-A

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the BJ 500935 poly drive tire assembly?
A: The BJ 500935 is an OEM Big Joe poly drive tire assembly rated 97-A durometer. It is a complete traction wheel designed for the primary drive positions on electric pallet trucks and provides both propulsion and steering control.

Q: What does the 97-A durometer rating mean?
A: The 97-A durometer specification indicates the polyurethane compound hardness on the Shore A scale. A 97-A rating provides high traction and load-bearing capability while maintaining reasonable wear resistance for standard warehouse conditions.

Q: What is the material composition of the BJ 500935?
A: The BJ 500935 features a polyurethane tire compound bonded to a steel or aluminum hub. Polyurethane delivers superior floor grip, chemical resistance, and longevity compared to rubber compounds in warehouse environments.

Q: How does the BJ 500935 perform on wet or cold storage floors?
A: Polyurethane tires like the BJ 500935 at 97-A durometer perform well on wet floors and maintain traction in cold storage environments. Verify surface conditions against your tire specifications to ensure safe equipment operation.

Q: Is the BJ 500935 compatible with other electric pallet truck brands?
A: The BJ 500935 is an OEM Big Joe part. Compatibility with Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Hyster, or other manufacturers requires matching hub bore, axle diameter, and overall tire dimensions. Verify your equipment specifications before ordering.

Q: What is the expected lifespan of the BJ 500935 poly drive tire?
A: Polyurethane tires like the BJ 500935 typically last 24 to 48 months in standard warehouse operations. Lifespan depends on daily cycle count, floor surface type, and environmental conditions. High-intensity use or rough flooring reduces durability.