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WHEEL INDEX
Click on Wheel type for technical details about each wheel.
There is a wide variety of wheels within each type so details can vary.
The information given here is just a basic guideline. For exact details on
any wheel, contact Mapp Caster.
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Solid Elastomer
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Elastomer Wheels offer the
highest abrasion resistance, maximum impact strength, and lowest
possible rolling resistance. Withstands nearly all chemicals,
greases, oils, solvents and other compounds. Solid elastomer means
there is no chance of wheel tread separation caused by bond failure of
tread and core. |
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Hard Rubber |
Hard Rubber wheels offer high load capacity and
impact resistance. The hard tread provides good mobility and is
non-marking |
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Heateater (High Temp) |
- 550F Intermittent
- Hi-Impact
- Longer wearing than Hi-Temp phenolic
- Kind to floors
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Heavy Duty Plastic (Polyolefin) |
Polyolefin wheels are the most economical wheel
option. Their high-impact, lightweight construction is resistant
to most chemicals and oils. |
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Light Duty Plastic (Polyolefin) |
Just like Heavy Duty Polyolefin wheels but for
lighter loads. |
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Neoprene |
Soft, solid wheel is specially formulated with a
premium compound to withstand wear and abrasion while resisting oil,
grease, and most chemicals. Soft tread is permanently molded to a
hard center core for added strength and higher load capacities. |
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Phenolic |
Phenolic Wheels have high load capacity, are impact
resistant and easy rolling. These wheels are non-marking for hand pushed
or power towed applications on hard smooth floors are carpeting. |
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Pneumatic |
Pneumatic Wheels absorb shock and reduce vibration to
protect sensitive equipment and cargo by providing a smoother ride.
The air cushion tread rolls over floor cracks, obstacles and uneven
surfaces with ease. |
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Polyurethane |
Many types of Poly wheels from soft poly to very hard
poly. Some have polyolefin core and others have iron or aluminum
core. |
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Retort |
- Extra heavy loads
- Hard Plastic wheels won't crack or chip.
- White wheels
- -20F to +290F
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Rubber on Metal Core |
Soft Rubber tread wheel with Iron or Aluminum Core. |
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Soft Rubber |
Soft Rubber wheels offer quiet mobility on hard
surfaces and are non marking. The soft tread combines a cushioned
ride with maximum floor protection. |
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Steel-Metal |
Many types like Cast Iron, Sintered Iron,
Ductile Steel, Solid Steel. Properties vary with type. |
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TPR Thermoplastic Rubber |
Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR) wheels offer resistance to
oils and chemicals and are great alternative to standard rubber wheels.
The tread is mechanically bonded to the core to eliminate separation. |
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