Product Description
L509141 Polyurethane Wheel (95D) for electric lift trucks. Industrial-grade 95 Shore D hardness, 4-inch diameter, 2-inch tread width, 2.5-inch hub width, ball bearing bore diameter 1.938 inches. Molded polyurethane construction for abrasion and chemical resistance, designed for OEM and aftermarket replacement. No cross-reference part numbers available.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Wheel Tread Material | Industrial-grade polyurethane |
| Core Construction | Molded polyurethane bonded to hub |
| Finish | Natural polyurethane with machined hub face |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Manufacturer Part Number | L509141 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensions of the L509141 polyurethane wheel?
A: The L509141 features a 4-inch diameter, 2-inch tread width, and 2.5-inch hub width. The ball bearing bore diameter is 1.938 inches. These specifications fit standard electric lift truck axle configurations.
Q: What Shore D hardness does the L509141 polyurethane wheel have?
A: The L509141 is molded from industrial-grade polyurethane at 95 Shore D hardness. This high hardness rating provides excellent abrasion and chemical resistance for demanding material handling operations.
Q: Which electric lift truck brands does the L509141 fit?
A: The L509141 is designed as an OEM and aftermarket replacement wheel for electric lift trucks. Verify the bore diameter and hub width match your equipment before ordering, as different manufacturers use varying axle specifications.
Q: What material is the L509141 wheel core made from?
A: The L509141 features a molded polyurethane tread bonded to a hub core. The natural polyurethane finish includes a machined hub face for precise fitment and bearing engagement.
Q: How does the 95 Shore D polyurethane perform on different floor surfaces?
A: The 95D hardness provides balanced performance on sealed concrete, epoxy, and composite floors common in distribution centers. Higher hardness resists flat-spotting under sustained loads but reduces shock absorption compared to softer compounds. For wet floors or cold storage, consider polyurethane wheels with softer durometer ratings.