Wheel 125 mm
The Elastech wheel features a 125 mm diameter with a 40 mm wide tread made from soft polypropylene material, whilst the body material remains undefined. This castor wheel component offers a dynamic load capacity of 160 kg at speeds up to 4 km/h and a static load capacity of 320 kg, making it suitable for medium-duty industrial applications requiring reliable mobility and load-bearing performance.
Wheel 100 mm
The Puretech Wheel is a 100mm diameter castor wheel featuring a polypropylene body construction with a solid rubber, non-marking tread measuring 35mm in width. The wheel incorporates a roller bearing system and has a hub length of 44.4mm with a 12mm axle hole diameter. It offers a dynamic load capacity of 75kg at speeds up to 4km/h and a static load capacity of 150kg, making it suitable for applications including scaffolding, shopping trolleys, store fixtures and display, tool cabinets, waste disposal equipment, work benches, and transport equipment.
Wheel 80 mm
The Basetech wheel is constructed from polypropylene with an identical tread material, featuring an 80 mm diameter and 34 mm tread width. The wheel incorporates a plain bearing system with a 12.1 mm axle hole diameter and 44.4 mm hub length. Load capacity specifications include a dynamic rating of 125 kg at 4 km/h operating speed and a static load capacity of 250 kg. This wheel is specifically designed for applications including roll cages, store fixtures and display equipment, providing reliable performance in commercial and industrial castor assemblies.
Wheel 125 mm
The Basetech Wheel is a polypropylene castor wheel with a diameter of 125 mm, tread width of 40 mm, and hub length of 44.4 mm, featuring a 12 mm axle hole diameter and roller bearing construction. The tread material is identical to the wheel body for consistent performance. This wheel offers a dynamic load capacity of 200 kg at speeds up to 4 km/h and a static load capacity of 400 kg, making it suitable for demanding applications including roll cages, store fixtures and display equipment.
Wheel 125 mm
The Basetech wheel is constructed from polypropylene with an identical tread material, featuring a 125mm diameter and 40mm tread width. The wheel incorporates a roller bearing system with a 12mm axle hole diameter and 48mm hub length. Load capacity specifications include a dynamic rating of 200kg at 4km/h operating speed and a static load capacity of 400kg, making it suitable for medium-duty castor applications requiring reliable performance under varying load conditions.
Wheel 200 mm
The Duratech Wheel features a 200mm diameter with a 50mm tread width and 60mm hub length, incorporating a 20.1mm axle hole diameter for precision ball bearing integration. Constructed from polyamide material with an identical tread composition, this wheel delivers exceptional performance with a dynamic load capacity of 800kg at 4km/h and a static load capacity of 1600kg. Engineered for demanding applications including automotive OEM, container construction, electronic systems and clean-room technology, machine construction, production and platform trolleys, roll cages, store fixtures and display, and transport equipment.
Wheel 125 mm
The Puretech wheel features a 125mm diameter with a 37mm wide solid rubber, non-marking tread and polypropylene body construction. The roller bearing system operates through a 15mm axle hole diameter with a 58mm hub length. Load capacity specifications include 100kg dynamic loading at 4km/h operating speed and 200kg static loading. This wheel is designed for demanding applications including scaffolding, shopping trolleys, store fixtures and display, tool cabinets, waste disposal equipment, work benches, and transport equipment.
Wheel 160 mm
The Elastech wheel features a 160 mm diameter with a 50 mm wide elastic tyre that is non-marking and vulcanised, mounted on an aluminium body with precision ball bearing and a 20 mm axle hole diameter with 60 mm hub length. This wheel offers a static load capacity of 700 kg and dynamic load capacities of 350 kg at 4 km/h or 280 kg at 6 km/h, making it suitable for AMR systems, automated shuttle systems, automotive OEM applications, catering carts, container construction, fire fighting technology, machine construction, post logistics, production trolleys, cleaning carts, roll cages, scaffolding, tool cabinets, transport equipment, and work benches.
Wheel 260 mm
The Puretech air wheel features a 260mm diameter with an 85mm tread width and 74mm hub length, constructed from polypropylene body material with a pneumatic tyre block profile tread and roller bearing system. The axle hole diameter measures 25mm for secure mounting. This wheel delivers reliable performance with a dynamic load capacity of 150kg at speeds up to 3km/h and a static load capacity of 150kg, making it suitable for demanding castor applications requiring smooth operation and durability.
Wheel 400 mm
The Puretech air wheel is engineered with a 400mm diameter and 100mm tread width, featuring a polypropylene body construction and pneumatic tyre with block profile for enhanced grip and shock absorption. The wheel incorporates a precision roller bearing system with a 25mm axle hole diameter and 74mm hub length for reliable operation. Load specifications include a dynamic capacity of 200kg at speeds up to 3km/h and a static load capacity of 400kg, making it suitable for demanding industrial castor applications.
Wheel 125 mm
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Wheel 125 mm
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Wheel 125 mm
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Wheel 100 mm
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Wheel 100 mm
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Wheel 250 mm
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Wheel 300 mm
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Wheel 160 mm
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Wheel 150 mm
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Wheel 150 mm
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Wheel 250 mm
Hello! I'm ready to assist you using British English. How may I help you today? I'll make sure to use British spellings (like "colour," "realise," "centre"), vocabulary (such as "lift" instead of "elevator," "biscuit" instead of "cookie"), and expressions that are common in the UK. What would you like to discuss or what questions do you have?
Wheel 250 mm
Hello! I'm ready to assist you using British English. How may I help you today? I'll make sure to use British spellings (like "colour," "realise," "centre"), vocabulary (such as "lift" instead of "elevator," "biscuit" instead of "cookie"), and expressions that are common in the UK. What would you like to discuss or what questions do you have?
Wheel 200 mm
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Wheel 150 mm
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