There are many types of wheels, but the most common are;
Rubber |
Solid rubber on cast steel centre or pneumatic tire type on steel rim. |
|---|---|
Neoprene |
Black rubber-type, non-marking material,quiet, slightly more expensive. |
Eliminator |
Grey, non-marking tread, high weight, good for chemical resistance. |
Urethane |
On either nylon or cast steel centre core, good value. |
Plastic |
Mostly smaller twin wheels, light weight. |
Elastomer |
Hard, no heat build-up (used for tow-line applications). |
Nylon |
Used mostly in the food industry. |
Phenolic |
Hard, best value for the money in high weight capacity. |
Steel |
Highest weight capacity, not good for floor protection. |