Load Wheel for Electric Lift Truck
C42617
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Product Description
The C42617 is a high-performance polyurethane load wheel designed for electric lift trucks and material handling equipment. Manufactured with a 95A Shore A durometer rating, this wheel delivers excellent wear resistance and load-bearing capacity in demanding warehouse and dock environments. Built for reliable daily operation across multiple lift truck platforms, the C42617 provides consistent performance and extended service life under typical indoor material handling conditions.
Specifications
Material
| Material Type | Polyurethane |
| Hardness | 95A Shore A |
Part Numbers
| Product Name | C42617 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is C42617?
A: C42617 is a polyurethane load wheel for electric lift trucks and pallet jacks, manufactured with a 95A Shore A durometer rating to provide reliable performance in material handling operations.
Q: What is the material composition of C42617?
A: C42617 is manufactured from polyurethane with a hardness rating of 95A Shore A. This durometer rating provides good wear resistance and load-bearing capacity suitable for general material handling applications on electric lift trucks.
Q: Which electric lift truck models does C42617 fit?
A: C42617 is compatible with electric lift truck models from major manufacturers including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and Hyster. Verify your specific equipment model and serial number before ordering to confirm fitment compatibility.
Q: What are the durability characteristics of this polyurethane wheel?
A: The 95A Shore A polyurethane compound provides moderate hardness and good resistance to wear. This composition is designed for typical indoor material handling environments and offers reliable performance under normal operational loads.
Q: How long does a C42617 wheel typically last?
A: Service life depends on operating conditions, load weight, and floor surfaces. Regular inspection for wear, cracking, or deformation helps identify when replacement is needed. Replace when wear becomes excessive or visible damage occurs that affects equipment performance.