Polyurethane Load Wheel Assembly for Manual Pallet Jacks 3
PAL-P202
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Product Description
PAL-P202 is a polyurethane load wheel assembly with sealed ball bearings for manual pallet jacks, providing durable construction. Made from 95A durometer red polyurethane on machined steel hub, this part fits most standard pallet truck fork mounts and includes precision sealed bearings for efficient operation.
Specifications
Product Overview
| Part Number | PAL-P202 |
Physical Specifications
| Tread Material | Polyurethane, 95A Shore A durometer |
| Core Material | Machined steel hub |
| Bearing Type | Sealed ball bearings |
| Durability Class | Warehouse and industrial material handling |
Compatibility
| Application | Manual pallet jacks with standard fork mounts |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensions of the PAL-P202?
A: The PAL-P202 features a wheel and tread, designed for standard manual pallet jack fork mounts.
Q: What material is the PAL-P202 tread made from?
A: The tread is 95A Shore A durometer red polyurethane bonded to a machined steel hub, providing durability and load capacity for warehouse use.
Q: Does the PAL-P202 require bearing maintenance?
A: No. The sealed ball bearing design eliminates the need for lubrication and minimizes dust contamination, reducing maintenance requirements.
Q: What equipment does the PAL-P202 fit?
A: The PAL-P202 fits most standard manual pallet trucks. Verify your equipment's wheel mount compatibility before ordering.
Q: How should I maintain the PAL-P202?
A: Monitor for polyurethane wear, flat spots, or surface cracks. Clean wheels regularly to remove debris. Replace if damage develops or uneven wear occurs.
Q: How does 95A durometer compare to other wheel hardnesses?
A: The 95A compound is softer than 95D wheels, offering good load capacity while reducing impact transmission and providing a smoother ride in industrial settings.
Q: What is the difference between sealed and open bearing wheels?
A: Sealed bearings provide lower friction, reduced dust entry, and minimal maintenance compared to open designs, extending wheel service life in warehouse environments.