Product Description
PW-005 Polyurethane Wheel (95D) designed for electric lift truck parts features a 5-inch diameter tread, industrial grade core, precision ball bearing, and extreme abrasion resistance for high-duty applications.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Tread Material | Polyurethane, 95D durometer (Shore D) |
| Core Material | Polypropylene, industrial grade |
| Durometer Hardness | 95D (Shore D) per ASTM D2240 |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | PW-005 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PW-005 |
Performance Specifications
| Service Factor | 1.15 continuous industrial duty |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment types does the PW-005 polyurethane wheel fit?
A: The PW-005 is a 5-inch diameter polyurethane wheel designed for electric lift trucks, including models from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Hyster, and Jungheinrich. It is compatible with both walkie and rider-operated electric pallet jacks and hand-truck assemblies. Confirm your equipment model and wheel bore specifications before ordering.
Q: What does the 95D durometer rating mean for the PW-005?
A: The 95D durometer (Shore D per ASTM D2240) indicates polyurethane hardness. A 95D rating provides high abrasion resistance and load-bearing capacity while maintaining some grip on smooth floors. This hardness is designed for high-duty industrial applications with extended wheel life and minimal tread wear.
Q: What is the load rating and service factor for the PW-005?
A: The PW-005 is rated for 1.15 continuous industrial duty service factor, meaning it is engineered to handle loads at 115 percent of standard industrial demand. Wheel life and performance depend on total truck load rating, floor conditions, and frequency of operation.
Q: What bearing type does the PW-005 use?
A: The PW-005 features precision ball bearings that are sealed to prevent contamination and reduce maintenance. These sealed bearings are suitable for general warehouse and light wet-floor environments without requiring regular re-lubrication.
Q: How does the polypropylene industrial-grade core affect wheel durability?
A: The industrial-grade polypropylene core provides impact resistance and lightweight properties while maintaining rigidity under load. This construction reduces vibration and floor marking compared to solid cores, making it ideal for facilities with sensitive flooring.