Press-on band tires, also known as cushion tires, are highly durable and designed to withstand heavy use, providing a longer operating life. Their robust construction and strong design enable them to carry heavy weights without compromising stability or performance, making them ideal for forklifts and other equipment handling heavy loads. These tires incorporate a steel…
Pneumatic tires are specialized tires that offer numerous advantages for off-road applications, especially for forklifts. These tires are designed to provide better traction on rough terrains, ensuring the forklift maintains stability and grip when carrying heavy loads. One of their key benefits is their ability to effectively absorb shocks, enhancing operator comfort and safety. The…
Solid resilient tires, also known as solid tires, are widely used in the material handling industry. Unlike pneumatic tires, they are made of solid rubber material and do not require inflation. This makes them highly durable and puncture-proof, leading to a longer tire lifespan and reduced operating costs. Solid tires are available in different grades,…
Non-marking tires, also known as white forklift tires, are tires that leave fewer marks or scuffs on the floor compared to regular tires. They are primarily used in warehouses that handle food or hygiene products, particularly in pharmaceutical and food processing units. These industries are often required by regulations to use non-marking tires for hygiene…
Maintaining your forklift is crucial for its efficient operation and the safety of your operators. Tires are often overlooked when it comes to routine maintenance, despite being one of the most crucial components. Worn tires can lead to damage to the forklift’s wheels, axles, or forks, and create a hazardous work environment for operators. Here…