Product Description
Clark CL 1201776-XL idler caster, Poly XL 97A, designed as a replacement caster for electric lift trucks. Features polyurethane construction with 97A Shore durometer hardness. Suited for load support and smooth rolling in industrial truck applications.
Specifications
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | CL 1201776-XL |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CL1201776-XL |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 1201776-XL?
A: The Clark 1201776-XL is a polyurethane idler caster designed as a direct replacement for specific Clark electric lift truck models. It features 97A Shore durometer hardness for superior load support and durability in industrial environments.
Q: What material is the 1201776-XL made from?
A: The 1201776-XL is constructed from polyurethane elastomer with 97A Shore durometer hardness. This higher hardness rating provides enhanced abrasion resistance, load support, and reduced flat-spotting compared to softer compounds.
Q: Which Clark electric lift trucks are compatible with the 1201776-XL?
A: The 1201776-XL is designed as a replacement caster for specific Clark electric lift truck models. Verify your equipment documentation and serial number against Clark service manuals to confirm compatibility before ordering.
Q: What are the performance advantages of 97A durometer hardness?
A: The 97A Shore durometer resists compression, abrasion, and flat-spotting better than softer compounds. This results in longer caster lifespan, improved steering precision, reduced vibration, and lower maintenance costs in high-utilization fleets.
Q: How long does the 1201776-XL caster typically last?
A: Caster lifespan depends on load capacity, floor surfaces, utilization hours, and maintenance practices. The 97A polyurethane compound maintains performance consistency as it wears, extending effective service life in warehouse, dock, and light industrial environments.
Q: How should I store unused 1201776-XL casters?
A: Store casters in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight, extreme heat, and ozone sources. Polyurethane can degrade if exposed to prolonged UV radiation or temperature extremes. Keep casters in their original packaging when possible to maintain material integrity.
