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What type of wheels do you need for your truck?
Wheels for Hand Pallet Jacks
Your jack needs the right type of wheels in order to perform optimally. The selection of the wheels depends on the application and environment in which the jack will be used. We offer different materials for the wheels to suit your needs. You can choose between single or bogie wheels depending on the usage of the jack
Different wheel materials for Hand Pallet Jacks
The choice of the steer and fork wheels depends on the price, the type of application, usage intensity and the type of surface the jack will be used on.
Nylon:
- Easy rolling wheel on hard, even floors
- Hard and durable
- Best choice when the load is heavy
Polyurethane:
- Preferred when a low noise level is required
- Makes heavy loads slightly harder to pull
- Suits all kinds of application
Powerthane:
- Noiseless travel
- Better durability than a rubber wheel
- High wear resistance
Rubber:
- Very quiet
- Provides good grip on wet/slippery floor
- Antistatic version to minimizes electrostatic disharge
Iron:
- Suitable for heavy industry
- Easy rolling wheel that prevents chips or small items from sticking to the wheel
- Very long life time
Bogie wheel
Bogie wheels are better suited for uneven floors. The load is distributed between several wheels, decreasing the point load and point friction and causing less individual wheel wear.
Note; Bogie wheels are suitable for European pallets or skids only.
Single wheel
Single wheels are preferred on even floors and enables easy turning. The wear on a single wheel, however, is higher. A single wheel is always combined with a climbing wheel at the fork tip for easy handling of pallets on the long side.
Note; These wheels are suitable for Australian pallets.
Wheels for Powered Pallet Trucks
1)Castor wheel: When the truck turns or passes a bump, pressure increases on one castor wheel as a result of compression of the spring. Thanks to the torsion tube, the other spring will compress by an identical amount. The truck remains stable and will never start to rock and travel like a 'walking duck', a classic phenomenon when spring forces do not interact.
2)Drive wheel: Because of the central placement of the drive wheel, the machine does not pitch when the wheel regains its grip after spinning, e.g. on wet floors and ramps. With a drive wheel placed off-centre, considerable lateral movement can occur in these situations.
3)Fork wheel: Possible to choose between single or bogie fork wheel. Single for easy manoeuvring and positioning for long side handling and Bogie for easy climbing on uneven surfaces and heavy loads.
Different wheel materials for Powered Pallet Trucks
The choice of the drive and fork wheels depends on the price, the type of application, usage intensity and the type of surface the truck will be used on.
Friction
- Provides excellent grip, even on
moist surfaces - Does not leave marks on floors
Vulkollan Quartz
- Causes a sand paper effect that
results in slight wear on the
surfaces - Excellent grip
Vulkollan
- Hard-wearing wheel that can handle very high loads
- Ideal choice in heavy-duty applications
Topthane
- Intended for normal load handling
- Provides good grip
Polyurethane
- Cheaper alternative designed for less intensive applications
- Suits all types of applications
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