$245.27
Thin slits cut across the tread open extra biting edges, so this siped surface grips better and sheds heat where a wheel or tire meets a smooth or damp floor. It trades a small amount of solid contact for meaningfully better traction in conditions where a plain tread would slip and lose its hold.
Thin slits cut across the contact surface give a siped tire or wheel extra biting edges that grip where a plain tread would slip, which is what makes siping useful on smooth, polished, or damp floors. Each slit opens under load to create additional edges at the contact patch and helps shed the heat and moisture that otherwise reduce traction on a hard indoor surface.
Siping trades a small amount of solid contact area for meaningfully better grip, so it suits equipment that has to start, stop, and turn on floors where traction is the limiting factor rather than load capacity alone. The added edges do their work only while the slits stay open and the surface keeps its shape.
As the surface wears, the slits close up and the tread rounds over, and once that happens the extra grip is gone even though material may remain, which is the signal the siped surface has reached the end of its useful traction life.
| Type | Siped |
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These are the identifiers for this product. The SKU is the part number we use at Forklifts Etc. when you order. Below that you’ll also see the product ID, the OEM number when we have it, and cross-reference part numbers other manufacturers use for the same item.
| SKU Number | 10376ADS |
|---|---|
| Product ID | 13882 |
| Short Link | https://forkliftsetc.net/?p=13882 |
| Part Number |
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| 1050144 |
| 1053773 |
| 310037 |
| 314318-000 |
| 632-131 |
| 10376ADS |
