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The Duratech heat wheel is a caster wheel engineered for demanding industrial applications, featuring a compact diameter of 3.15 inches with a tread width of 1.38 inches. The wheel body is constructed from plastic thermoset material that is heat-resistant, with the tread being identical to the wheel body composition. The hub extends 1.79 inches in length, and the axle features a hole diameter of 0.31 inches to accommodate standard mounting hardware. This wheel is equipped with a dry bearing bush for smooth operation and reduced maintenance requirements. The load capacity specifications indicate a static load rating of 440.92 pounds, while the dynamic load capacity reaches 220.46 pounds at speeds up to 2.49 miles per hour, making this wheel suitable for both stationary and mobile caster applications requiring reliable performance under substantial loads.
Roll performance
Movement noise
Attrition
Corrosion resistance
Article numbers
Article Number
BOG 080x35 HL45,5 asm.
EAN
4031582317695
S4 Material Number
199035369
Core attributes
Type
Wheel
Load capacity at 4 km/h
220.46 lb
Load capacity Static
440.92 lb
Temperature range (Maximum)
536 °F
Temperature range (Minimum)
-40 °F
Overall weight
0.46 lb
Product name
Duratech heat
Standard
EN12532 - Transport Equipment
Electric conductive
Stainless
Wheel
Hardness of tread (D)
90 Shore D
Body material
Plastic thermoset, heat-resistant
Tread material
Identical with wheel body
Axle hole diameter
0.31 in
Hub length
1.79 in
Tread width
1.38 in
Diameter
3.15 in
Body width
1.38 in
Bearing
Dry bearing bush
Wheel color
Black
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Special Features
Non-hazardous materials
Complies with RoHS and REACH regulations. Does not contain polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons or chromium (VI)
Tested quality
Tested in our own laboratory for compliance with European standards
Low wear and tear wheels
Durable wheels with extremely low wear
Constant heat resistance
Wheels made of heat-resistant material for use in extreme environments