Rad- und Bandagetypen
Cast
- very high load carrying capacity
- abrasion resistant
- insensitive to metal chips and aggressive substances
Polyamide/polypropylene
- high bearing capacity
- unbreakable and maintenance-free
- largely resistant to salts, fats, acids and alkalis
- does not leave marks
- very abrasion resistant
TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane)
- robust and abrasion-resistant
- non-staining
- floor-friendly
- runs quietly
- largely resistant to oils, fats, petrol, chemicals
- elastic
Solid rubber
- runs quietly
- floor-friendly
- shockproof
- vibration dampening
Elastic solid rubber
- high load capacity
- floor-friendly
- extremely abrasion resistant
- excellent driving and operating comfort
TPE (thermoplastic rubber)
- Very comfortable to drive
- runs quietly
- low rolling resistance
- Non-marking, however, this material contains oil and can lead to contact discoloration on sensitive substrates
Pneumatic
- good shock absorption
- low rolling resistance when used on poor ground
- floor-friendly
Puncture-proof wheels (Polyurethan tyres)
- abrasion resistant
- shock and noise absorbent
- durable
- maintenance free
- high load capacity
- not suitable for continuous load
Besothane
- optimised starting and rolling resistance
- less endurance resistance
- easy running and manoeuvrability
- less compression deformation and better abrasion resistance
- resistant to oils, fats and many chemicals
- convex tyre profile
Prothane®
- high load capacity
- robust and abrasion-resistant
- elastic, low-noise run
- largely resistant to oils, fats, petrol, chemicals
- does not leave marks
Vulkollan®
- very high load capacity
- extremely abrasion resistant
- floor-friendly
- runs quietly
- very comfortable to drive
Starting and rolling resistance with different wheel coverings
