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    Low-Temperature Wheel

    Sept. 25, 2009
    The low-temperature DualVee wheel is designed to meet the extreme low-temperature demands of the aerospace industry, as well as in refrigeration and subzero climates.

    The low-temperature DualVee wheel is designed to meet the extreme low-temperature demands of the aerospace industry, as well as in refrigeration and subzero climates.

    Available in sizes 1 through 4, the wheels feature Type 440C stainless-steel balls and races and Type 304 stainless-steel retainers, with a special lubricant formulated to withstand -94 to 230°F (-70 to 110°C) temperatures. Wheels are also available in high-temperature, wash-down, clean-room, and stainless versions.

    Bishop-Wisecarver Corp.
    2104 Martin Way
    Pittsburg, CA 94565
    (888) 580-8272
    www.bwc.com

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