Product Description
SYF700HL load wheel for electric lift trucks features 3.25 inch diameter, 5.91 inch width, and 2.047 inch tread width, constructed with 95A durometer polyurethane for Millennium Hyload applications. Includes cross-reference F700HL (TVH).
Specifications
Material
| Tread Material Hardness | Polyurethane 95A Shore A |
| Core Material | High-impact polymer |
| Tread Finish | Machined polyurethane |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | SYF700HL |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | Equivalent to F700HL for TVH |
| Supersedes Part Number | F700HL |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the complete dimensions of the SYF700HL load wheel?
A: The SYF700HL features a 3.25 inch outer diameter, 5.91 inch overall width, and 2.047 inch tread width. These dimensions are critical for fitment on Millennium Hyload lift trucks and compatible equipment.
Q: What material composition does the SYF700HL have?
A: The SYF700HL features a 95A Shore A polyurethane tread bonded to a high-impact polymer core. The polyurethane is machined for consistent surface finish, providing durable traction and load support.
Q: Which Millennium lift truck applications does the SYF700HL fit?
A: The SYF700HL is designed specifically for Millennium Hyload electric lift truck applications. Verify your equipment matches the Hyload specification before ordering to ensure proper fitment and performance.
Q: Is there a cross-reference part number for the SYF700HL?
A: The SYF700HL is equivalent to part number F700HL listed through TVH. If you have existing documentation referencing F700HL, the SYF700HL provides an equivalent aftermarket option with identical dimensions and specifications.
Q: How durable is the high-impact polymer core in the SYF700HL?
A: High-impact polymer cores resist cracking and shattering under shock loads common in material handling. Combined with the 95A polyurethane tread, this construction provides extended service life in Hyload applications with frequent load cycles.
Q: What maintenance is required for SYF700HL wheels?
A: Inspect the bonded interface between polyurethane and polymer core for separation. Clean the tread surface regularly and check for cracking. Replace when the tread surface shows significant flattening or the wheel no longer rolls smoothly.