Product Description
Product Parameters
| English type axle | ||||||||||
| AXLE MODEL | BRAKE SIZE | WHEEL FIXING | NO.XSIZE OF WHEEL STUD (DIM A) | WHEEL REG.DIA (DIA B) | DIM D | MIN WHEEL SIZE | BEAM SIZE | AXLE CAPACITY | SPRING SEAT INSTALLATION | WEIGHT |
| KMY1218J | 420X180 | JAP | 8XM20X285 | 221 | 718 | 20″ | square 150 | 12T | ≤450 | 350KG |
| KMYR1218J | 420×180 | JAP | 8XM20X285 | 221 | 718 | 20″ | round127x18 | 12T | ≤450 | 340KG |
| KMY1218I | 420X180 | ISO | 10XM22X335 | 281 | 701 | 20″ | square 150 X14 | 13T | ≤450 | 350KG |
| KMY1218B | 420X180 | BSF | 10X7/8”X335 | 281 | 701 | 20″ | square 150 X14 | 13T | ≤450 | 350KG |
| KMY12018B | 420X180 | BSF | 10X7/8”X335 | 281 | 710 | 20″ | square 150 X14 | 13T | ≤450 | 350KG |
| KMY1622B | 420X220 | BSF | 10X7/8”X335 | 281 | 721 | 20″ | square 150 X16 | 16T | ≤450 | 420KG |
| KMY1622I | 420X220 | ISO | 10XM22X335 | 281 | 721 | 20″ | square 150 X16 | 16T | ≤450 | 420KG |
| KMY16571I | 420X220 | ISO | 10XM22X335 | 281 | 721 | 20″ | Round127x25 | 16T | ≤450 | 430KG |
| KMY1822I | 420X220 | ISO | 10XM24X335 | 281 | 721 | 20″ | square 150 X18 | 18T | ≤450 | 450KG |
| KMY2571I | 420X220 | ISO | 10XM24X335 | 281 | 701 | 20″ | square 150 X20 | 20T | ≤450 | 475KG |
Product Description
Product characteristics:
1. Specifical heat-treat, low-alloy steel axle beam, it has the vitues of good synthetic performance, strong load ability and lower self weight.
2. High quality alloy solid inserted spindle, through wholy heat treatment, provide superior fatigue capability
3. High performance premiun non-asbestos brake linings, extend service life
4. Easy fir ABS installation
5. Camshaft, matching with special seals, can ensure no entry of the grease into the brake drum, more safety
6. New tight fit hub cap have O rings, high property for sealing
7. Grease lubricant is supplied by Mobil that lengthens the time of free maintance
8. Full range of stud fixing such as ISO, BSF and JAP, it can meet the requirements of various wheel rims
9. Through ISO9001: 2015 certification and ISO/TS16949 we faithfully follow the stipulations of this standard
So as to guarantee high product quality.
About us
HangZhou Jinlibo Industry and Trade Co., Ltd. Manufacture and supply trailer axle and related parts for
Many years. Welcoming interested compaines around the world to cooperate with us.
HOPE WE HAVE A GOOD COOPERATE.
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FAQ
Q1:Are you a factory?
A:Yes,we are a factory,but not just a factory,as we have sales team,our own offices,and they
all can help the buyers and cooperative partners to decide which products are the best choices
for them,and all your requirements and inquires will be replyed in time.
Q2:What’s your Delivery Time?
A:In general, the delivery time is 15-20 days.We will make the delivery as soon as possible with
the guaranted quality.
Q3:What is the convenient way to pay?
A:L/C , T/T,Unionpay,DP are accepted,and if you have a better idea , please be free sharing with us.
Q4:Which type of shipping would be better?
A:Generally,in consideration of the cheap and safe superiorities of sea transportation,we advice
to make delivery by sea.What’s more, we respect your views of other transportation as well.
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| Condition: | New |
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| Axle Number: | 1 |
| Application: | Truck |
| Certification: | ASTM |
| Material: | Steel |
| Type: | Rear Axles |
| Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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What are the legal regulations or guidelines regarding trailer axle weight limits?
Trailer axle weight limits are subject to legal regulations that vary by region and are designed to ensure road safety and preserve infrastructure. Here are some common guidelines:
- Maximum Weight Limits: Most regions specify the maximum allowable weight on a single axle, tandem axles, or multi-axle configurations.
- Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR): Trailers are assigned a GVWR, indicating the maximum weight they can legally carry, including cargo and the trailer’s own weight.
- Per-Axle Weight Limits: Legal limits restrict the weight any single axle or axle group can carry. These limits can vary by axle spacing.
- Weight Distribution: Regulations often require proper weight distribution between axles to prevent overloading a particular axle.
- Permits for Oversized Loads: Transporting loads exceeding standard weight limits may require special permits and adherence to specific regulations.
- Axle Spacings: Legal restrictions may govern the distance between axles or axle groups, affecting weight distribution.
- Tire Load Ratings: Trailer tires must meet or exceed the expected load, and tire ratings impact weight limits.
- State and Local Regulations: In the United States, weight limits can vary by state and locality, so it’s important to be aware of and comply with local laws.
It’s crucial for trailer owners and operators to understand and adhere to these regulations to ensure safe and legal operation. Non-compliance can result in fines, road safety hazards, and damage to roads and bridges.
What is the impact of trailer axle alignment on tire wear and performance?
Proper trailer axle alignment is crucial for tire wear and overall performance. Misaligned axles can lead to a range of issues:
1. Uneven Tire Wear:
– Axle misalignment can cause tires to wear unevenly. For example, excessive toe-in or toe-out (the angle of the tires relative to the trailer’s centerline) can lead to premature wear on the inner or outer edges of the tires. This not only reduces tire lifespan but also affects handling and safety.
2. Reduced Fuel Efficiency:
– Misaligned axles increase rolling resistance, which requires more energy to move the trailer. As a result, fuel efficiency can decrease, leading to higher operating costs.
3. Handling and Stability Issues:
– Axle misalignment can result in poor handling and reduced stability. Trailers may become more difficult to control, especially during braking and cornering, posing safety risks.
4. Overloading and Weight Distribution Problems:
– Misalignment can affect weight distribution. It may cause excessive weight on one axle, leading to overloading and potential legal issues. Balanced weight distribution is vital for safe and legal towing.
5. Axle Stress and Damage:
– Misalignment places additional stress on axles and suspension components. Over time, this stress can lead to component damage, potentially causing breakdowns and expensive repairs.
6. Trailer Drift:
– Misalignment can cause the trailer to drift or pull to one side, making it challenging to maintain a straight course, especially when driving at highway speeds.
7. Reduced Tire Lifespan:
– The combination of uneven tire wear, increased rolling resistance, and handling issues can significantly reduce the lifespan of trailer tires. This results in more frequent and costly tire replacements.
8. Safety Concerns:
– A misaligned trailer is less stable and more difficult to control, increasing the risk of accidents and compromising safety.
Alignment Solutions:
– To address axle misalignment, it’s essential to have the trailer inspected by a qualified technician. They can adjust the alignment by modifying the axle’s position and orientation. Precision alignment equipment is often used to ensure accuracy.
– Regular alignment checks and adjustments, as part of routine maintenance, can help prevent these issues and promote even tire wear and better performance.
– Properly aligned axles improve handling, safety, and tire longevity, making it a critical aspect of trailer maintenance.
What is a trailer axle, and how does it differ from vehicle axles?
A trailer axle is a fundamental component of a trailer’s suspension and load-bearing system. It differs from vehicle axles in several ways:
1. Load-Bearing Purpose:
– Trailer axles are designed primarily for load-bearing, meaning they support the weight of the trailer and its cargo. Vehicle axles, on the other hand, bear the weight of the vehicle itself and its occupants.
2. Articulation:
– Vehicle axles are usually fixed in place and do not articulate independently. Trailer axles, especially in multi-axle configurations, often feature independent articulation to improve stability and weight distribution. This allows each wheel to move independently over uneven terrain.
3. Braking Systems:
– Vehicle axles are directly connected to the vehicle’s braking system. In contrast, trailer axles can have their own braking systems, such as electric or hydraulic brakes, which are controlled separately from the towing vehicle. This setup improves braking control and safety.
4. Suspension Type:
– Trailer axles often use leaf spring or torsion suspension systems, which are optimized for load-bearing and cargo stability. Vehicle axles utilize various suspension types, including independent suspension, to prioritize ride comfort and handling.
5. Steering:
– Vehicle axles are integral to steering, allowing the vehicle to change direction. Trailer axles do not contribute to steering; instead, the towing vehicle controls the trailer’s direction through the hitch or coupler.
6. Wheel Attachment:
– Vehicle axles are typically fixed to the vehicle chassis, while trailer axles may use a variety of attachment methods, including leaf spring mounts or torsion arm attachments, to accommodate articulation and weight distribution.
7. Load Distribution:
– Trailer axles are designed to distribute the trailer’s weight evenly across the wheels to prevent overloading any single point. Vehicle axles do not have this load distribution requirement, as the vehicle’s weight is more evenly distributed.
– In summary, trailer axles serve a specific purpose in supporting and stabilizing trailers, while vehicle axles are tailored for the vehicle’s propulsion, steering, and suspension needs. Understanding these differences is crucial for safe and effective towing.
editor by CX 2024-04-26