Blickle Wheels for Pallet Trucks and Forklifts
Blickle steering wheels, load rollers and tandem rollers as replacement and original equipment for pallet trucks, forklifts, stackers and other industrial trucks.
Wheels and rollers for industrial trucks
Wheels on pallet trucks and forklifts are among the most heavily stressed wear parts in intralogistics. High point loads, frequent starting and braking, joints, ramps and dock plates all take their toll on treads and bearings. Worn wheels increase the effort required, cause vibration and can damage floors and loads. This category contains steering wheels for the drawbar, load rollers for the forks and wheels for other industrial trucks. The range includes wheels with aluminium centres such as ALEV, ALST and ALTH as well as series such as GTH, GB, GVU and HB in many dimensions.
Selection criteria and versions
- Dimensions: The item designation states diameter, width, bore and hub length, for example ALTH 200x50/20-54K. These must match the truck and the existing axle.
- Tread: Polyurethane offers low rolling resistance and high load capacity on smooth floors; elastic solid rubber runs more quietly and absorbs shocks on uneven surfaces.
- Bearing: Ball-bearing wheels reduce the effort needed for starting and steering.
- Operating conditions: Consider floor surface, moisture, temperature and contact with oils or chemicals.
- Replace in sets: Replace load rollers in pairs or sets for even handling.
Blickle industrial truck wheels at KSK Components
More than 330 Blickle wheels and rollers for pallet trucks, forklifts and industrial trucks are available here. Maintenance and fleet managers can select replacement wheels by dimensions and order them together with other wear and standard parts from KSK Components. Business customers see their individual prices after logging in.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the right replacement wheel for my pallet truck?
Measure diameter, width, bore and hub length of the existing wheel and compare them with the dimensions in the item designation. Also consider the tread material you need.
Polyurethane or rubber – which is better?
Polyurethane rolls more easily and carries more; rubber is quieter and cushions better. The choice depends mainly on floor and load.