Product Description
Durarun 95A polyurethane load wheel, OEM part number RA 640-070-001, for Raymond electric lift trucks. Features 5-inch diameter, 2.875-inch width, cast iron core, 6205-2RS sealed bearing, and premium polyurethane tread for durability and smooth floor contact. Ideal for maintenance and replacement on select Raymond electric lift truck models.
Specifications
Dimensional
| Overall Construction | Premium polyurethane tread bonded to cast iron core |
Material
| Tread Material | 95A polyurethane tread on cast iron |
| Hub Material | Cast iron |
| Hardness | 95A durometer polyurethane |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | RA 640-070-001 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the key specifications of the RA 640-070-001 load wheel?
A: The RA 640-070-001 features 5 inch diameter, 2.875 inch width, and 95A durometer polyurethane tread bonded to cast iron core. It includes a 6205-2RS sealed bearing and is designed for premium performance on Raymond electric lift trucks.
Q: How does the 6205-2RS sealed bearing affect RA 640-070-001 maintenance?
A: The 6205-2RS is a sealed ball bearing that reduces contamination and extends bearing life. Sealed bearings require less frequent maintenance compared to open bearings and provide consistent performance on typical warehouse floors.
Q: Which Raymond electric lift truck models use the RA 640-070-001?
A: The RA 640-070-001 is compatible with select Raymond electric lift truck models. Verify your equipment model, serial range, and current load wheel specifications to confirm proper fitment before ordering.
Q: What makes the RA 640-070-001 premium compared to other options?
A: The RA 640-070-001 combines 95A polyurethane tread bonded to cast iron core with precision sealed bearings for reliable performance. Premium construction delivers smooth floor contact and extended service life in material handling operations.
Q: How long does the polyurethane tread on the RA 640-070-001 typically last?
A: Polyurethane tread lifespan depends on load, usage frequency, and floor conditions. Monitor tread wear periodically. Replace when traction visibly degrades or the wheel diameter reduces to unsafe levels for your equipment.