Signs and pictograms

Get to know key symbols and their meanings to better understand our product specifications.

Important markings

Wheels that are permanently attached and can only rotate around one axis.

Tread width defines the width of the surface that contacts the ground. A wider tread provides better stability and load distribution.

The hole is the central opening in the wheel through which the axle passes. Its diameter must match the axle to ensure proper wheel mounting.

Weight refers to the mass of the wheel or wheelset itself. Lighter wheels are easier to maneuver, but heavier ones may be more durable.

Load capacity is the maximum weight a wheel can safely carry without damage. This value is crucial for ensuring safety and performance.

The temperature range indicates the minimum and maximum temperatures at which the wheel can operate without losing its mechanical properties.

The hardness of the tread affects its resistance to wear and mechanical damage. Higher hardness means greater wear resistance.

Mounting plate dimensions specify the size of the plate that is attached to the supporting surface. Important for stability and wheel mounting.

Hole spacing refers to the distance between mounting holes in the plate. It must match the hole spacing on the mounting surface.

Hole diameter specifies the diameter of the mounting holes in the plate. It must match the screws or mounting axles used.

Offset is the distance from the mounting point to the edge of the wheel. It affects maneuverability and the space occupied by the wheel.

Overall height refers to the total height of the wheel or wheelset, including the mounting plate and all components.

Unit weight is the mass of a single wheel or wheelset. Important for load and transport planning.

Platform dimensions specify the size of the flat surface on which the wheels are mounted. Key for ensuring load stability.

The scaffold leg thread size specifies the thread size on the leg, which is essential for compatibility with various scaffold elements.

Total scaffold leg height is the total length of the leg, affecting the height of the entire scaffold.

Scaffold leg plate dimensions specify the size of the mounting plate, important for scaffold stability and attachment.

Scaffold leg hole spacing is the distance between mounting holes in the plate, essential for proper leg attachment on the surface.