Forklift Tire Specs
Since 1917, essential tools utilized in commercial businesses and industry are forklifts. Throughout its history the forklift has changed through different forms, from a simple tractor with an attached platform to a particular high-tech machinery. Forklift tires have also changed into particular tires, with different types designed to meet particular applications.
Cushion (Solid) Tires
A cushion tire is constructed of solid polyurethane or rubber and is best for indoor applications on smooth surfaces. The tread of a cushion tire is pressed or binded onto the steel ring of the tire. Cushion tires are rated ease of steering and for various load capacities. Cushion tires are normally utilized within warehouse settings.
Pneumatic Tires
Pneumatic forklift tires are filled with air or foam. They are available in two types: bias or radial. Depending on the use, they come with various sidewall protection, tread depths and weight. Foam-filled pneumatic forklift tires are less prone to punctures and maintain constant pressures. Pneumatic tires are normally used outdoors on surfaces that are rough and uneven.
Pneumatic Shaped Solid/Solid Pneumatic
The comfortable ride that pneumatic tires offer along with the puncture resistance that solid tires provide are the combined features of Solid Pneumatic Hybrid Tires. They are an option to the outdoor pneumatic tire.
Large Rubber and Flotation Tires
Big rubber tires, which could be solid, pneumatic or foam, are used on wheel loader forklifts. These tires are suitable for loading and transporting bulk objects onto trucks or into processing equipment. Big flotation pneumatic tires are best for masted rough terrain forklifts usually used at automobile recyclers, lumberyards and construction sites.