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GW 327

8 x 2 Inch Nylon Steer Wheel with Sealed Bearings

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Product Description

The GW 327 nylon steer wheel assembly is designed for manual pallet jack applications, providing exceptional durability and performance. This assembly features a robust construction suitable for high-load environments.

Specifications: 8.000 inch diameter x 2.000 inch width (8.000" x 2.000" | 8 x 2 wheel | 8 x 2 | 203.20mm x 50.80mm) | Bearing ID: 20mm (0.787 inch bore | 20.000mm ID)

• Made from high-impact PA6 nylon for industrial durability
• Precision sealed ball bearings ensure smooth operation
• Static load rating of 2200 lbs for heavy-duty use

This wheel assembly is compatible for rear steering position replacement in OEM pallet jacks, making it an ideal choice for enhancing your equipment's maneuverability.

Specifications

Dimensional Specifications
Hub Material FinishMolded matte nylon
Material & Construction
Bearing MaterialAlloy steel inner and outer race
Mechanical Specifications
Steer Wheel MaterialHigh-impact nylon
Part Numbers & Compatibility
OEM Part NumberGW 327-N
Wheel Dimensions
Outside Diameter8
Width Side to Side2

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What material difference exists between GW 327 and GW 326 wheel assemblies?
A: The GW 327 uses high-impact PA6 nylon instead of standard industrial-grade nylon used in the GW 326. PA6 nylon provides enhanced impact resistance and durability in high-load environments. Both wheels are 8 x 2 inches with 20mm bearing ID. If your application involves frequent floor irregularities or heavy shock loads, GW 327 offers longer service life than GW 326.

Q: Is the GW 327 interchangeable with the GW 327-N part number?
A: GW 327 and GW 327-N are not identical. GW 327-N is the official OEM part number and uses nylon thermoplastic construction. GW 327 is the standard equivalent. Both fit the same mount position and bearing size, but verify your equipment manual to confirm which specification your jack requires. When ordering replacements, use the exact OEM part number from your jack nameplate.

Q: What is the static load rating for the GW 327 wheel assembly?
A: The GW 327 has a static load rating of 2200 lbs. This rating applies when the wheel is properly installed on a correctly functioning manual pallet jack axle with no damage to the bearing or wheel structure. This is the maximum load the wheel structure can support; do not exceed the load rating of your complete pallet jack unit, as it may have a lower overall capacity.

Q: How do the sealed bearings on the GW 327 affect maintenance requirements?
A: The GW 327 features precision sealed ball bearings with alloy steel inner and outer races. Sealed bearing design eliminates the need for lubrication and reduces debris contamination. However, do not attempt to disassemble or clean sealed bearings. If bearings fail or seals are damaged, replace the entire wheel assembly. Visually inspect seals quarterly for damage or visible corrosion.

Q: What surface finish is used on the GW 327 wheel hub?
A: The GW 327 features a molded matte nylon hub finish. This finish provides a non-reflective surface that resists marking and cosmetic damage. The matte finish also improves grip and axle seat friction. Do not refinish or sand the hub, as this removes the engineered surface and can affect bearing alignment and wheel performance.

Q: When should the GW 327 wheel assembly be replaced to prevent jack failure?
A: Replace the GW 327 if you observe cracking in the nylon wheel, visible flat spots or irregular wear, bearing noise or play, or if the wheel has been subject to direct impact damage. Even if the wheel appears functional, wheels with internal bearing damage will fail suddenly during use. Replace proactively if the jack is used in high-frequency loading operations exceeding 50 cycles per day for more than 18 months.