Wheels
The 'Q' series offers 4 types of wheels to cover most institutional and
commercial applications up to 360Kg (per set of 4).
2 styles of bearing are offered:
Precision - quiet running, low friction, maintenance free. The best option
where trolleys do a lot of traveling.
Plain - moulded from low friction material, these are used where moisture
may be encountered.
Fitted as standard with a stainless steel axle bush - no rust, no squeak.
plain bearings not available on 175 or 200mm wheels.
Threadguards are fitted as standard to 125 and are options in 150, 175 and
200mm. To distinguish between precision and plain bearings - mid grey for
precision, dark grey for plain. |
 |
|
|
|
|
 |
Grey
Rubber - 'MSQ', 'MSA', 'QSQ' flat profile |
|
A
general purpose flat tread which traverses most grates and lift well gaps.
This is the traditional institutional non-marking grey rubber tyred wheel.
Uses may include computer equipment, hospital beds, catering trolleys and
office equipment. |
Flat
profile |
 |
Grey
Rubber - 'MTQ', 'MTA', 'QTQ' round profile |
|
| This
round profile, non-marking tyre is used mainly on carpet - the smaller footprint
means less pull at pile. Its rounded profile also gives it slightly better
resilience than the flat profile (above). Marginally higher wear rate. |
Round profile |
 |
Grey
T.P.E. - 'QXQ', 'QXA' |
|
| Longest
life, most durable institutional wheel. It is non-marking and resistant
to most chemicals and greases. |
 |
Red
Urethane - 'QUQ' |
|
|
Domed profile
ideal for use on carpet (small footprint - less pull at pile). Non-marking.
|
| |
Grey
Anti-Static T.P.E. - 'QAQ' |
|
 |
Non-marking
thermo-plastic rubber tyre (mid grey, flecked with dark grey).
Conforms to European Standard EN 12526:1988 with requirement for anti-static
castors with resistency of between 
and  ohms. |
