Polyurethane Tread on Aluminum Core Wheel, 10" Wheel Dia., 1,750 lb Load Rating

Polyurethane tread on aluminum core wheels weigh less and provide more resistance to rust and corrosion than wheels with a polyurethane tread and iron or steel core. They are used on carts, racks, and similar equipment in environments where the wheels will not be exposed to shock forces, heavy loads, obstructions, poor floor conditions, or standing loads, such as research laboratories, hospitals, food-service facilities, schools, and bakeries.

These wheels have polyurethane treads that provide more resistance to abrasion and chemicals than rubber treads. They also provide quiet rolling and will not mark floors, making them well suited for use in locations where noise must be minimized and an attractive floor appearance must be maintained. Polyurethane tread standard wheels are available in a range of hardnesses. In general, soft treads offer more cushioning and better floor protection than hard treads, and hard treads provide more weight capacity, better abrasion resistance, and easier rolling than soft treads.