Description
The wheel with 5-spoke black plastic rim, solid rubber 125×40 gray, NL46 is a robust choice for anyone looking for a reliable complete wheel with puncture-proof tires. Thanks to the solid rubber tires, you can drive without worrying about air loss – ideal for workshops, warehouses and everyday use. Whether for a transport trolley, a small utility cart or a DIY project, this wheel impresses with its stable rolling performance and practical design.
With the wheel with 5-spoke black plastic rim, solid rubber 125×40 gray, NL46, you are choosing a low-maintenance solution that avoids the typical problems of pneumatic wheels: no flat tires, no need to inflate, and less downtime. The solid rubber tires are particularly suitable for areas where nails, gravel or sharp-edged surfaces may be present. At the same time, the 5-spoke plastic rim provides a sturdy base while keeping the wheel lightweight.
The integrated ball bearing ensures smooth rolling – practical when carts are moved frequently or need to be maneuvered precisely. At 125 x 40 mm, the wheel is suitable for many common applications, such as a replacement wheel or an upgrade for existing carts. The wheel with 5-spoke black plastic rim, solid rubber 125×40 gray, NL46 combines functional design (gray tire, black rim) with reliable everyday performance.
Your benefits at a glance:
- Puncture-proof solid rubber tires – no air loss, no need to inflate
- Smooth-running ball bearing for comfortable rolling and maneuvering
- Sturdy 5-spoke plastic rim for reliable use
- A good choice as a replacement wheel for carts, trolleys and transport solutions
- Robust design for daily use in workshops and warehouses
Technical details:
- Product name: Wheel with 5-spoke black plastic rim, solid rubber 125×40 gray, NL46
- Rim: Plastic, 5 spokes, black
- Tire: Solid rubber, gray
- Wheel size: 125 x 40 mm
- Hub length: 46 mm
- Load capacity: 35 kg
- Bearing: Ball bearing
- Bore/bearing diameter: 8 mm
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