Advantages of Polyurethane Rollers
1. Polyurethane wheel travel wheel load capacity.
Another benefit of polyurethane wheels in industrial applications is the coefficient of friction of the material. This value describes the ratio of the frictional force between two objects to the force pressing them together. Rougher surfaces tend to have higher rms because of the friction they create when pressed together.
Polyurethane-coated wheels tend to be a grippy material, so their higher coefficient of friction helps keep the trailer from overturning. For harder wheel materials, slip can be an important consideration. Polyurethane also provides traction to the drive wheels and helps reduce the amount of load on the wheels to achieve the desired drive force.
2. Heavy-duty drive wheels with urethane encapsulation can protect the ground
Polyurethane wheels are suitable for floor protection applications. Polyurethane wheels deflect and create a larger footprint than harder wheel materials like nylon. The larger surface area helps reduce stress concentrations on the floor and keeps them in shape for longer.
3. In special fields, the corrosion resistance of polyurethane rubber-coated wheels.
There are many different types of polyurethane wheels with varying degrees of resistance to specific environments or conditions. For example, chemicals, solvents, and even water. (We've listed some of the different types below). Some polyurethane wheels will not break down or corrode in the presence of water in wet or humid environments. Where chemical exposure is an issue, different types of polyurethane can be used to extend the life of the wheel
4. The industrial rubber wheel uses polyurethane walking wheel, which has a noise reduction effect.
Polyurethane running wheels Compared to harder wheels such as steel or cast iron, polyurethane rubber-coated wheels are the choice in industrial applications due to their quiet operation. The polyurethane acts as a shock absorber and helps cushion the ride. It also absorbs bumps on uneven terrain. Using polyurethane instead of steel or cast iron wheels can significantly reduce noise levels to help protect employees' hearing.
5. The bearing capacity of the polyurethane wheel is higher.
Polyurethane wheels are also often utilized for their load-bearing capacity compared to rubber. Polyurethane wheels can provide greater load carrying capacity while still providing the benefits of rubber treads such as noise reduction, shock absorption and floor protection.
