Rail wheels with flange What it is - A wheel component designed to run on metal rails, featuring a built in flange to guide the wheel along the rail and prevent derailment. Why you need it - Guides moving equipment along fixed rails with reliable alignment, improving safety and operational efficiency. - Reduces the risk of wheels leaving the track on curves or uneven sections. - Supports smooth, controlled movement for carts, trolleys, and rail guided devices. Key features - Flange driven design: the flange engages the inside edge of the rail to keep the wheel on track. - Compatibility with standard axles: designed to fit common mounting configurations used in industrial and material handling equipment. - Size options: available in a range of diameters and flange thicknesses to suit different track gauges and load requirements. - Material options: offered in durable materials suitable for rail environments, with finishes selected for wear resistance. - Finish and surface treatment: engineered to provide reliable rolling performance and long service life under typical operating conditions. - Performance outcomes: engineered for stable guidance, consistent rolling resistance, and predictable wear characteristics. Specifications and options (varies by model) - Mounting: designed to align with standard axle bore sizes and mounting hardware. - Bore size and mounting pattern: available in multiple configurations to match common installation needs. - Track compatibility: suitable for standard rail profiles used in industrial, warehouse, and manufacturing settings. - Load and wear characteristics: built to handle routine loads with attention to long term durability. How to use - Verify track gauge and rail profile match the wheel specification for the chosen model. - Install onto the appropriate axle or hub using the prescribed mounting method and fasteners. - Ensure proper seating and free rotation without binding. - Periodically inspect the flange for wear and verify that it maintains correct guidance along the rail. Durability and reliability - Constructed to withstand typical industrial environments with consistent guiding performance. - Flange profile maintained to minimize derailment risk and extend wheel life when used with compatible rails. Use scenarios - Scenario 1: An industrial warehouse uses rail guided carts to move heavy inventory along a fixed track between loading docks and storage areas. - Scenario 2: A manufacturing line relies on rail guided trolleys to shuttle components between workstations, improving throughput and track reliability. - Scenario 3: A maintenance workshop operates track guided carts on service rails to transport tools and parts across the workshop floor with precise alignment. Installation considerations - Confirm track gauge and rail dimensions align with the wheel model. - Check bore size and mounting hardware to fit the chosen axle configuration. - Ensure the wheel is centered and rotates freely with no interference. - Schedule periodic inspections to monitor flange wear and wheel surface condition. Notes - Refer to the specific model documentation for exact dimensions, material options, and compatibility details. - Use only approved mounting hardware and follow the recommended installation torque and procedures for your equipment.