TENTE wheels as single and replacement wheels
TENTE single wheels for transport equipment, castors and running gear, as replacement wheels for worn castors or for your own designs.
What are single wheels needed for?
The complete castor does not always have to be replaced. If only the wheel is worn, a matching replacement wheel restores the castor. Single wheels are also used in custom designs such as trolleys, fixtures, gates or conveyor equipment. This category contains TENTE wheels in diameters from 50 to 260 mm according to their designation, with different wheel centres and treads, from small wheels for equipment to large wheels for transport trolleys.
Selection criteria
- Dimensions: the designation states wheel diameter x width, bore and, where applicable, hub length (NL); these must match the axle and housing.
- Wheel type and tread: different wheel types, e.g. wheels with natural-coloured centre and coloured tread, wheels with rubber tyre or tyres; the tread determines load capacity, rolling resistance, damping and floor protection.
- Bearings: bore diameter and bearing type affect ease of rolling and load capacity.
- Delivery condition: some wheels are supplied fully assembled.
- Environment: consider temperature, humidity and floor conditions when choosing the tread.
TENTE wheels at KSK Components
At KSK Components you will find TENTE single wheels together with complete swivel and fixed castors and accessories, so you can order spare and new parts in one go. As a registered business customer, you see your individual prices.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the right replacement wheel?
Measure diameter, width, bore and hub length of the existing wheel. You will find these values in the same format in the product designation. Also look for a comparable tread.
What does NL mean in the designation?
NL stands for hub length, the width of the wheel hub that must fit between the housing legs.
Which tread protects floors?
Elastic treads such as rubber or softer plastics protect floors and reduce noise, but require slightly more push force than hard treads.