Polyurethane Drive Tire for Mitsubishi Electric Lift Truck
MI 50160101-XG-EZ
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Product Description
MI 50160101-XG-EZ Polyurethane drive tire with molded-on x-groove tread profile, manufacturer part number MI 50160101-XG-EZ, compatible with electric lift and pallet truck drive positions. Cross-reference part numbers are not available.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Tread Material | Polyurethane |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | MI 50160101-XG-EZ |
| OEM Part Number | MI 50160101-XG-EZ |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the -EZ suffix mean on the MI 50160101-XG-EZ?
A: The -EZ designation indicates a high traction polyurethane compound formulated for material handling equipment in wet floors and cold storage environments. EZ does not refer to installation ease.
Q: What is the difference between MI 50160101 and MI 50160101-XG-EZ?
A: The MI 50160101-XG-EZ features an X-groove tread profile and high traction polyurethane, making it suitable for wet and cold storage applications. The standard MI 50160101 has standard tread and 92A durometer for dry indoor use.
Q: When should I use the MI 50160101-XG-EZ instead of the standard MI 50160101?
A: Use the MI 50160101-XG-EZ when operating equipment in wet floors, freezer environments, or cold storage facilities. The high traction compound and lower provide improved grip on slippery surfaces.
Q: Does the softer wear faster than the 92A?
A: The is softer for better traction but may show increased wear in high-friction dry environments. In wet and cold storage applications where grip is critical, the wear trade-off is justified for safety and performance.