Product Description
Wheel, Poly
Specifications
Product Overview
| Product Type | Polyurethane Load Wheel |
Physical Specifications
| Material | Polyurethane |
| Floor Surface Compatibility | Concrete, smooth indoor floors, warehouse surfaces |
| Expected Service Life | 2000-4000 operating hours (floor condition dependent) |
| Load Capacity | See equipment load rating |
| Cold Storage Performance | Standard polyurethane suitable for cold storage; verify compound rating for sub-zero environments |
| Benefits vs Rubber | Higher load capacity, longer lifespan, lower rolling resistance, superior oil/chemical resistance |
Compatibility
| Compatible Equipment | Toyota electric pallet jacks, walkie trucks, rider trucks |
| Wheel Compound | Polyurethane - Standard Temperature |
| Replacement Indicator | Replace when diameter wear exceeds 10% or flat-spotting appears |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What material is this wheel made from?
A: The TO 00590-04927-71 is a polyurethane wheel for Toyota electric lift trucks. Polyurethane wheels provide good traction on concrete and smooth floors while reducing vibration compared to steel wheels.
Q: Which Toyota equipment uses this polyurethane wheel?
A: This polyurethane wheel is compatible with Toyota electric pallet jacks, walkie trucks, and rider trucks. Verify your equipment model and bore size match the wheel specifications before ordering.
Q: What are the advantages of polyurethane over rubber wheels?
A: Polyurethane wheels offer better load capacity, longer lifespan in indoor facilities, lower rolling resistance, and better resistance to oil and chemical damage. They maintain grip on wet and cold storage floors better than rubber.
Q: How long does a polyurethane wheel last?
A: Polyurethane wheel life ranges from 2000 to 4000 operating hours depending on floor conditions and load. Wheels on smooth concrete last longer than wheels on rough or outdoor floors. Replace when diameter wear exceeds 10 percent or when flat-spotting appears.
Q: Can this wheel be used in cold storage or wet environments?
A: Standard polyurethane wheels work in cold storage but may harden in sub-zero temperatures, reducing grip. For frequent cold storage use, verify the specific polyurethane compound rating. Some applications require specialized low-temperature compounds.