HP 245
HP 245
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Product Description
Direct replacement polyurethane steering wheel assembly for manual pallet jacks. Features a polyurethane tread (85 Shore A hardness) bonded to a machined steel hub with powder coat finish for corrosion resistance. Equipped with sealed ball bearings for smooth, maintenance-free operation. Rated for working load and manufactured to ANSI B56.1 standards for compatibility with standard pallet jack equipment.
Specifications
Physical Specifications
| Hub Material | Machined steel, powder coat finish |
| Tread Hardness | 85 Shore A (polyurethane) |
| Bearings | Sealed ball bearings |
| Standards Compliance | ANSI B56.1 |
Compatibility
| Wheel Material | Polyurethane tread with steel hub |
| Axle Compatibility | Standard axle size |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensions and weight rating of this steering wheel assembly?
A: It is manufactured to ANSI B56.1 standards with a polyurethane tread (85 Shore A hardness) bonded to a machined steel hub with powder coat finish.
Q: What bearing type is used?
A: This steering wheel is equipped with sealed ball bearings that provide maintenance-free operation and protection against dust and moisture ingress. Bearing seals extend service life and reduce friction during steering wheel rotation.
Q: Which pallet jacks is this steering wheel compatible with?
A: This steering wheel assembly fits standard manual pallet jacks from major manufacturers including Crown, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and similar equipment using standard axle sizes and ANSI B56.1-compliant steering wheel assemblies. Verify your equipment axle diameter and hub bore specification before ordering.
Q: What is the hub material composition?
A: The hub is machined steel with a powder coat finish for corrosion resistance. The polyurethane tread is bonded directly to the steel hub, providing durability and a firm grip for operator steering control in warehouse environments.
Q: How does the 85 Shore A polyurethane hardness affect performance?
A: The 85 Shore A hardness provides a balance between grip and durability. This medium-hardness compound resists abrasion and cuts while maintaining adequate friction for steering control on dry and slightly wet warehouse floors.
Q: What maintenance is required?
A: Sealed ball bearings require no routine maintenance. Periodically inspect the polyurethane tread for cuts, chunks, or wear. Clean the wheel surface with a damp cloth to maintain grip. Replace the wheel when tread wear exceeds 25% of original thickness or if structural damage is visible.
