TR080.0390BQ4000
rustproof
easy installation
low maintenance
Alfatec package
Products can also be added individually as accessories
TR080.0390BQ4000 Stainless steel tiger castors adjustable – Sliding piece adjustable via spacer rings with square fastening element
The ALFATEC Tiger roller with a diameter of 77.7 mm has an adjustable glide piece. Axial guidance is provided by an oilamide sliding block. The weld-in stud and outer ring are made of stainless steel (1.4301) and are therefore protected against corrosion. The bearing is mounted by means of a plastic sliding bush. Spacer rings are used to adjust the axial play. Thanks to its combined design with radial and axial guidance, the Tiger roller requires hardly any installation space and impresses with its robustness and high load capacity of up to 7.2 kN radially and up to 4 kN axially.
The Tiger reel TR080.0390BQ4000 at a glance:
- Protected against corrosion
- Made entirely of stainless steel
- No lubrication necessary
- Axial play adjustable via spacer rings
- maintenance-free
In addition to each tiger role, a leadership profile is required. The matching guide profile is UP080.0780.
It is welded to a square fastening element, which enables simple installation by screwing it on. Fastening elements are available in various versions – including TR080.0390BR4100.
The square spacers BQ080.4405 with 0.5 mm material thickness and BQ080.4410 1.0 mm material thickness are suitable for adjusting the assembly.
Our DR080.4905 and DR080.4910 spacer rings make it easy to adjust the axial guide roller.
In addition, ALFATEC offers the tiger roller in different
sizes
for low and high load capacities.
The Tiger castor is available in
chrome-plated version
and in the
heavy-duty version made of stainless steel
and is available in many other series.
Properties
Adjustable axial
yes
Diameter (mm)
77,70
Series
80
Material
Edelstahl
Total height (mm)
54,50
Load capacity
Radial load capacity / FR (kN)
7,20
Load capacity axial / FA (kN)
4,00
C (kN)
7,50
C0 (kN)
7,50
Custom, no compromise
Christoph Stäbler
Aaron Roth