Wheels

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Polyurethane tread wheels are perfect for most applications. Non-marking, non-marring and resistant to most chemicals and oils. Excellent blend of weight capacity, wear resistance and durability.

Rubber wheels are great for numerous applications. Rubber is extremely floor protective, more quiet in motion than most alternatives and very cost effective.

Metal wheels are great for high capacity situations. When you have a job that will take some abuse, metal wheels can handle the load. Metal wheels can handle large temperature ranges.

Nylon wheels are generally high load capable, resistant to most chemicals and oils, and corrosion resistant. These are great to use in a wash-down or humid situation.

High temperature wheels are great for exactly what the name implies - high temperatures. Made out of different wheel materials, there are plenty of options for your high temperature situations.

Pneumatic wheels are a rubber tire on either a metal or plastic hub. Filled with air, they allow for cushioned rides over uneven terrain. Pneumatic wheels generally carry light loads and roll quietly.

Polypropylene/Polyolefin (plastic) wheels are generally the most economical solution to mobility problems. Plastic wheels are resistant to most chemicals and oils and are lightweight options to rubber and polyurethane.

Phenolic wheels are made of a phenolic resin impregnated with heavy macerated materials to produce a high quality, economical wheel. Able to handle heavy loads, phenolic wheels can also handle most chemicals and oils.