Solid Nylon Load Wheel Assembly for Clark Manual Pallet Jack
CL 1806293
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Product Description
Load wheel assy solid nylon
Specifications
Product Overview
| Product Type | Load Wheel Assembly |
Physical Specifications
| Material | Solid Nylon |
| Construction | Solid nylon throughout (no separate core) |
| Weight Class | Light to medium duty |
| Noise Level | Low (reduced compared to metal wheels) |
| Friction | Low friction operation |
| Wet Floor Performance | Suitable - nylon is non-hygroscopic |
| Cold Temperature Limit | Not recommended below 0°F sustained exposure |
| Abrasion Resistance | Lower than polyurethane - best for smooth floors |
| Typical Lifespan | 1-3 years under normal light-to-medium duty warehouse use |
| Best Application | Manual pallet jacks, light-duty stackers on smooth warehouse flooring |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What material is the CL 1806293 load wheel assembly made from?
A: The CL 1806293 is a solid nylon load wheel assembly. Solid nylon construction means the entire wheel is nylon material without a separate core.
Q: What are the advantages of solid nylon load wheel design?
A: Solid nylon wheels offer low friction operation, reduced noise compared to metal wheels, lightweight construction, and cost efficiency. They work well for light to medium duty manual pallet jack applications on standard warehouse flooring.
Q: Is the CL 1806293 suitable for wet floor or cold storage environments?
A: Solid nylon can perform on wet floors due to its non-hygroscopic properties. However, nylon becomes brittle at sustained temperatures below 0 degrees Fahrenheit. For cold storage use, consult specifications or contact our parts team.
Q: How does nylon compare to polyurethane for cut and tear resistance?
A: Polyurethane provides superior cut and tear resistance compared to nylon. Solid nylon wheels are best for smooth warehouse floors without heavy abrasive conditions. For rough handling or debris-laden environments, polyurethane wheels deliver better wear life.
Q: What is the typical lifespan of a solid nylon load wheel under normal warehouse use?
A: Lifespan varies by load duty, flooring conditions, and usage frequency. Solid nylon wheels typically last 1 to 3 years in light-to-medium duty operations. Monitor wear regularly and replace when nylon shows visible damage, flattening, or loss of load-bearing performance.