Product Description
Polyurethane load wheel assembly for Crown material handling equipment, featuring Vulkollan compound tread bonded to a precision-machined hub core. This wheel delivers consistent performance and durability for electric pallet jacks and lift trucks. The Vulkollan polyurethane construction provides excellent load-carrying capacity, floor protection, and reliable operation in warehouse and dock environments.
Specifications
Material
| Tread Material | Polyurethane compound - Vulkollan formulation |
| Core Construction | Thombert Vulkollan bonded design |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | CR71665-40 (also referenced as 71665-40) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 71665 load wheel assembly?
A: The 71665 is a polyurethane load wheel assembly designed for Crown material handling equipment. It features Vulkollan polyurethane compound bonded to a precision-machined hub core for durability and consistent performance.
Q: What equipment is the 71665 compatible with?
A: The 71665 is designed for Crown electric pallet jacks and lift trucks. Verify your specific equipment model and dimension requirements before ordering to ensure proper fit and function.
Q: What is the core construction of the 71665?
A: The 71665 uses Thombert Vulkollan bonded design, where the polyurethane tread is bonded to a precision-machined hub core. This construction delivers durability, load-carrying capacity, and consistent wheel performance.
Q: Is the 71665 suitable for wet or cold storage environments?
A: The 71665 uses standard Vulkollan polyurethane construction suitable for typical warehouse conditions. For specialized wet floor or cold storage applications, confirm this wheel meets your specific environmental requirements.
Q: How do I know if the 71665 is the correct wheel for my Crown equipment?
A: Check your Crown equipment documentation or parts manual for the specified load wheel part number.
Q: What is the typical lifespan of the 71665?
A: Wheel lifespan depends on load capacity, frequency of use, floor conditions, and maintenance. Inspect wheels regularly for tread wear and damage. Replace when tread wear becomes excessive or structural damage occurs.