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RA 631-051-008

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RA 631-051-008

Load Wheel

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Product Description

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Raymond RA 631-051-008 load wheel for electric lift trucks features a 4" outer diameter

Specifications

Material & Construction
Tread MaterialPremium polyurethane, 95A compound
Wheel Assembly ConstructionPolyurethane tread bonded to cast iron core
Mechanical Specifications
Durometer Hardness95 Shore A
Hub MaterialCast iron
Part Numbers & Compatibility
Manufacturer Part NumberRA 631-051-008
OEM Part NumberRA631-051-008
Cross-Reference Part NumbersEquivalent to 631-051-008, RA631051008, 631051008

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the specifications for RA 631-051-008?
A: RA 631-051-008 has a 4 inch outer diameter and features a 95A polyurethane tread, cast iron hub, and sealed bearing fitment. The wheel is engineered for Raymond electric lift truck applications.

Q: What is the tread material and durometer hardness of RA 631-051-008?
A: The tread is premium 95A polyurethane with a durometer hardness of 95 Shore A. This hardness level provides excellent wear resistance and load capacity for continuous-duty warehouse environments.

Q: What are the equivalent part numbers for RA 631-051-008?
A: Cross-reference and equivalent part numbers include 631-051-008, RA631051008, and 631051008. Check your equipment documentation to confirm part compatibility.

Q: Why does RA 631-051-008 use a cast iron hub?
A: Cast iron hub construction provides durability and precision bearing mounting for high-capacity lift applications. The material resists deformation and maintains dimensional stability under sustained loading.

Q: How long does RA 631-051-008 typically last?
A: Load wheel lifespan depends on duty cycle, floor conditions, and load weights. Under normal warehouse conditions, expect 3-5 years before tread wear or bearing degradation requires replacement.