Kamalon Core Polyurethane Ball bearing Spare Wheel Ø80–200 mm

Kamalon core polyurethane spare wheel without fork; 5 sizes in the ø80–200 mm range. polyurethane wheels combine the load capacity of a hard centre with the quietness and floor protection of polyurethane; wear resistance is high.

Red polyurethane tread — high load capacity, floor friendly, quiet
5 size options: Ø80–200 mm
Ball bearing hub — low push force, for frequent use
Wheel only — replaces the existing wheel

Select size / code

Number of cartons

50-1483 · 1 carton = 120 pcs

carton

Unit price

$5.73/ pcs

1 carton: $687.60

Total (1 carton · 120 pcs)

$687.60

excl. VAT

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Prices exclude VAT (20% VAT applies to sales within Türkiye). Sold per carton.

Prices are in US dollars per piece, excluding VAT, ex-works Istanbul. Sold per carton; shipping is quoted separately.

Price Table

Product code	Size	Carton	Unit price	Carton price
50-1483	80×32 mm	120 pcs	$5.73	$687.60
50-800	100×40 mm	60 pcs	$7.07	$424.20
50-801	125×50 mm	42 pcs	$9.17	$385.14
50-691	150×50 mm	20 pcs	$19.42	$388.40
50-244	200×50 mm	10 pcs	$26.30	$263.00

Prices are in USD per piece, excluding VAT. Sold per carton. For large or regular orders ask for a quote.

Technical Specifications

Product type	Spare Wheel
Wheel material	Rounded cast polyurethane tread on Kamalon centre
Hub / bearing	Ball bearing
Sizes (diameter × width)	80×32 mm, 100×40 mm, 125×50 mm, 150×50 mm, 200×50 mm
Product codes	50-1483, 50-800, 50-801, 50-691, 50-244
Suitable floors	Epoxy, concrete, tiles and industrial floors

Applications

1	Replacing a worn wheel without changing the fork
2	Manufacturing of handling equipment
3	In-plant transport trolleys
4	Warehouse and logistics equipment
5	Platform and retail trolleys

Frequently Asked Questions

How many pieces per carton?

Carton quantity depends on the code: 50-1483 → 120 pcs; 50-800 → 60 pcs; 50-801 → 42 pcs; 50-691 → 20 pcs; 50-244 → 10 pcs. Minimum order is 1 carton.

How do I choose the right size?

Measure the outside diameter, width and axle bore of your current wheel. The first two numbers in the name are diameter × width; “bore” is the axle hole diameter.