Solid Rubber Wheels
Vollgummiräder als Ersatz- und Nachrüsträder für Transportgeräte. Durchmesser 250–260 mm, mit Rillenprofil und Rollenlager auf Stahlblech-Felge. Pannensicher und wartungsfrei.
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The Solid Rubber Wheel from fetra (article number 72217G ) with the dimensions 260x56 mm (Note: raw data specifies 250x60 mm, here the article name is used) is the ideal solution for medium loads w...
variants from€39.27
€40.46
The Solid Rubber Wheel 70211 from fetra is designed for reliable use under demanding conditions. With its dimensions of 250 mm diameter and 60 mm width , it offers good load distribution and stabil...
€39.27
The solid rubber wheel from fetra (article number 72221R ) with the dimensions 400x74 mm is designed for use under demanding conditions where reliability and load-bearing capacity are paramount. Th...
variants from€39.27
€78.54
The solid rubber wheel from fetra (article number 72221G ) with the dimensions 400x74 mm is designed for use under demanding conditions where reliability and load-bearing capacity are paramount. Th...
variants from€39.27
€78.54
The Solid Rubber Wheel 70217 from fetra is the ideal choice for demanding use in industrial environments and workshops. With a diameter of 260 mm and a width of 56 mm , it offers an optimal contact...
variants from€39.27
€40.46
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about Solid Rubber Wheels
Can solid rubber wheels go flat?
No. Solid rubber wheels are solid and contain no air. Nails, glass or swarf cannot damage them. This makes them very low-maintenance.
Solid rubber wheel or pneumatic wheel?
Solid rubber is robust, puncture-proof and maintenance-free, but offers little cushioning. Pneumatic wheels cushion well and are great on rough terrain, but can go flat. The choice depends on the surface.
How much can solid rubber wheels carry?
That depends on the size and design. They come in many load capacity classes. The figure applies per wheel; always allow for a reserve.
Are solid rubber wheels noisy?
No, rubber runs quietly and absorbs small bumps. On level floors they roll smoothly. Only on very rough surfaces do they transmit more shocks than pneumatic wheels.
Solid rubber or PU wheels?
Solid rubber is harder, more robust and more durable. PU is a foam tyre that cushions more softly and protects the load better. Both are puncture-proof and low-maintenance.