Product Description
The GW 541-A Polyurethane Load Wheel is designed for high-performance applications in electric pallet jacks. With a Shore A hardness of 95, this load wheel provides exceptional durability and reliability in demanding environments.
Specifications: 4 inch diameter x 2 inch width (4.000" x 2.000" | 4 x 2 wheel | 4 x 2 | 101.60mm x 50.80mm) | Bearing ID: 25mm (0.984 inch bore | 25.000mm ID)
• Made from high-quality polyurethane for enhanced wear resistance
• Shore A 95 hardness ensures optimal load-bearing capacity
• Direct fitment for electric pallet jack load positions
This load wheel is compatible with various generic electric pallet truck models, making it an ideal choice for those requiring robust and durable performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the key specifications of the GW 541-A load wheel?
A: The GW 541-A is 4.000 inches in diameter and 2.000 inches in width (101.60mm x 50.80mm), with a 25mm bearing bore (0.984 inch ID). The polyurethane tread is Shore A 95 hardness, providing high durability for electric pallet jack applications.
Q: How does the GW 541-A compare to the GW 541?
A: Both have Shore A 95 hardness and 4-inch diameter, but the GW 541-A is 2 inches wide versus 1.875 inches for the GW 541. The GW 541-A also has a specified 25mm bearing bore. The extra width distributes load more evenly and fits standard 4 x 2 electric jack assemblies.
Q: Is the GW 541-A compatible with Crown GPW and Yale electric pallet jacks?
A: The GW 541-A can fit Crown and Yale jacks with 4 x 2 wheel assemblies and 25mm bearing shafts. Always verify your jack model and bearing bore size in the equipment manual before ordering, as some older Yale units use different shaft sizes.
Q: What does a 25mm bearing bore mean and how do I measure it?
A: The 25mm bore is the inner diameter of the bearing that sits on the wheel shaft. To measure, remove the wheel and measure the shaft diameter where it passes through the bearing outer race; it should be very close to 25mm (0.984 inches). If your shaft is 19mm or 22mm, this wheel will not fit.
Q: Can I reuse the old bearing when installing a new GW 541-A wheel?
A: Only if the old bearing rolls smoothly with no play, noise, or resistance. Press the bearing from the old wheel hub only if it is sealed and in good condition. If the bearing has scored raceways or spins slowly, replace it with a new sealed bearing matching the 25mm bore specification.