Product Description
High-performance polyurethane caster wheel assembly designed as a direct replacement for Clark lift equipment. Features a wheel with 95A yellow polyurethane tread construction, providing excellent durability, floor grip, and load-bearing capacity. Ideal for warehouses, distribution centers, and material handling operations requiring reliable caster performance in demanding environments.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Tread Material | Polyurethane, 95A durometer |
| Tread Color | Yellow |
Part Numbers
| Direct Replacement Part Number | CL 936896 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 936896 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the specifications of the CL 936896 caster wheel?
A: The 936896 is a polyurethane caster wheel assembly. The tread is constructed from 95A durometer yellow polyurethane, providing firm grip and durability for material handling applications.
Q: What is the 936896 caster wheel compatible with?
A: The 936896 is a direct replacement caster wheel for Clark lift equipment models that originally used this wheel assembly. Confirm your Clark model and equipment specifications match before ordering to ensure proper fit and load rating.
Q: What material is the CL 936896 caster wheel made from?
A: The 936896 features 95A durometer yellow polyurethane tread construction, which provides excellent wear resistance, floor grip, and load capacity. Polyurethane is resistant to oils, grease, and moisture, making it ideal for warehouse and dock environments.
Q: How long does the CL 936896 caster wheel typically last?
A: Service life depends on load, floor conditions, and usage intensity. Under typical warehouse conditions, a polyurethane caster lasts 2 to 4 years. Rough floors, heavy loads, and continuous operation may reduce lifespan. Replace when tread shows significant wear or the wheel becomes damaged.
Q: Can I use the 936896 on different Clark equipment models?
A: The 936896 is designed for specific Clark lift equipment applications. Before use, verify your equipment model matches the original specifications. Consult your Clark equipment manual or contact the manufacturer for compatibility confirmation to ensure proper load rating and safe operation.
