Parnells 80mm Wheel - 80mm

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The Parnells 80mm grey rubber wheel is an ideal choice for trolley manufacturers, DIY enthusiasts, and equipment maintenance professionals looking for a reliable, non-marking movement solution. It excels in providing smooth, quiet operation on indoor and outdoor surfaces while protecting floors from scuffs, though users should ensure their load requirements remain within the 80kg limit for optimal performance.
| Model Part Number | 175800 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Parnells |
The wheel has a maximum load capacity of 80kg.
No, the grey rubber tyre is specifically designed to be non-marking and is safe for hardwood, tile, and vinyl surfaces.
This wheel requires an 8mm diameter axle.
Yes, the materials offer good chemical resistance, though it is primarily designed for smooth indoor and semi-smooth outdoor surfaces.
The hub length is 41mm.
The tread has a hardness rating of 85 Shore A.
Check the axle for debris like hair or thread and ensure the wheel is not overtightened against the fork.
Inspect the ball bearings for grit or damage; clean the wheel and ensure the axle is properly lubricated.
Verify the 8mm bore matches your axle diameter exactly and ensure all mounting hardware is tightened.
To install, ensure your axle matches the 8mm bore size. The hub length of 41mm should be checked against your current fork spacing to ensure the wheel is centered correctly and does not bind. For optimal longevity, keep the bearings free of debris and occasionally wipe the tyre surface with a damp cloth if it encounters grease or chemicals. Avoid exceeding the 80kg load limit, as overloading can cause premature wear on the ball bearings and deformation of the thermoplastic rubber tyre.