Load Wheel for Yale MPW080E, Hyster MPB045VH, Crown W45ZHD, Raymond MPC060, Clark MPC080VG
TH 2267A0-XL
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Product Description
TH 2267A0-XL is a replacement load wheel for electric lift trucks, made from XL polyurethane for reliable performance in material handling environments. It is compatible with Yale, Hyster, Crown, Raymond, and Clark equipment, including MPW080E, MPB045VH, W45ZHD, MPC060, and MPC080VG.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Material | XL Polyurethane |
| Tread Hardness | 97 Shore A |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Yale, Hyster, Crown, Raymond, Clark |
| Model | MPW080E, MPB045VH, W45ZHD, MPC060, MPC080VG |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TH 2267A0-XL |
Wheel Dimensions
| Outside Diameter | 3.25 in |
| Width | 4.5 in |
Additional Specifications
| Application Environment | Heavy-duty indoor material handling, warehouse operations |
| Hub Material | High-strength steel core |
| Direct Replacement Part | TH 2267A0-XL |
| Durability | Extended durability in heavy-duty warehouse environments |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which electric lift truck makes and models is the TH 2267A0-XL compatible with?
A: The TH 2267A0-XL is compatible with Yale, Hyster, Crown, Raymond, and Clark equipment, including MPW080E, MPB045VH, W45ZHD, MPC060, and MPC080VG. Verify your equipment's wheel and mounting specifications before ordering.
Q: What material is the TH 2267A0-XL made from?
A: The TH 2267A0-XL is made from XL polyurethane, providing durability and performance for material handling applications.
Q: What are the key benefits of XL polyurethane in the TH 2267A0-XL?
A: XL polyurethane provides high traction and durability, making the TH 2267A0-XL suitable for general warehouse flooring and standard indoor conditions.
Q: How do I know when to replace the TH 2267A0-XL?
A: Replace the TH 2267A0-XL when tread wear compromises safe operation. Regular inspection for damage or excessive wear is recommended to maintain optimal performance.