Product Description
High-grade polyurethane wheel engineered for electric lift truck applications. Features 95A shore hardness non-marking polyurethane tread, and reliable performance on indoor warehouse floors, tile, and polished concrete surfaces. Press-fit mounting design ensures secure hub engagement with minimal maintenance requirements.
Specifications
Material
| Tread Material | Polyurethane compound |
Performance Properties
| Shore Hardness | 95A |
| Marking Characteristic | Non-marking |
Bearing & Mounting
| Mounting Type | Press-fit |
| Bearing Sealing | Sealed (low-maintenance) |
Part Number
| Part Number | 1800344 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensional specifications for this wheel?
A: The sealed precision bearing supports press-fit mounting on standard lift truck wheel hubs.
Q: What is the polyurethane hardness rating?
A: The 1800344 features 95A shore hardness polyurethane compound. This provides non-marking tread performance with smooth warehouse operation while maintaining load-bearing capacity across typical electric lift truck applications.
Q: Is this wheel non-marking?
A: Yes. The high-grade polyurethane compound on the 1800344 is non-marking, making it suitable for indoor warehouse floors, tile, and polished concrete surfaces without scuffing or discoloration.
Q: What bearing type is used?
A: The 1800344 uses a sealed precision bearing that resists contamination and requires minimal maintenance. Sealed bearings extend wheel life in warehouse environments and reduce downtime.
Q: How should I maintain this wheel?
A: The sealed bearing design requires minimal maintenance. Periodically inspect the tread for damage or excessive wear. Clean the wheel surface with mild soap and water. The sealed bearing eliminates the need for routine lubrication.
Q: What surfaces is this wheel suitable for?
A: The non-marking polyurethane tread is ideal for polished concrete, sealed tile, epoxy floors, and other smooth warehouse surfaces. The 95A hardness provides durable performance without floor marking or discoloration.
