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Identify the requirement before the replacement

Use this mechanical-parts gateway to choose between tyres and wheels, forks and carriages, or mast components. Each route has different identity and interface requirements. Dimensions help describe a request but cannot independently approve load capacity or fit.

Forklift Wheels, Forks & Mast Parts category illustration
Category illustration for orientation; it does not identify a supplied manufacturer, model, stock item or confirmed replacement.

Choose the component and supply scope

Component families and enquiry information
FamilyInformation to retainContinue research
Tyres and wheel assembliesOriginal tyre size/type, wheel identity and applicable equipment specification.Tyre references
Load and drive wheelsTruck application, complete wheel reference, mounting and documented dimensions.Wheel references
ForksExisting markings, mounting interface, original requirement and drawing.Fork references
Mast rollers and chainsComponent number, installed position and identified mast configuration.Roller references
Masts and carriagesAssembly identity and relationship to forks, attachments and hydraulic components.Mast system guide

Prepare your enquiry

  1. Route the enquiry before expanding it

    A tyre replacement, a load-wheel request and a fork request should not be combined under a generic mechanical-parts title. Name each item and the truck it belongs to. For mast rails, chains or carriage-related parts, continue to the mast system guide, which owns the detailed mast enquiry. This gateway helps identify the family and appropriate supplier route. It does not duplicate a mast conversion, tyre selection or fork-condition assessment.

    More guidance for this step

    Keep tyre and wheel information distinct

    Toyota’s data-plate guide identifies the tyre size and type configured for its trucks. Keep the actual equipment record and the existing tyre markings together. A tyre, rim, complete wheel and warehouse-truck load wheel are different supply scopes. Provide the applicable mounting information and component reference. Material, tread, compound and floor-related requirements should be described from existing specifications or the buyer’s intended application, then reviewed by the responsible supplier. Do not assume that a wheel of similar diameter fits a different truck class.

  2. Specify the fork interface and original requirement

    The TVH fork category distinguishes several mounting forms, including hook, pin and bolt-on variants. Bolzoni’s controlled category also separates mounting classes and special forms, while Anxin’s manufacturer site lists standard and special fork categories. These are product-family distinctions, not a universal fit table. Preserve the installed fork markings, carriage or attachment identity and relevant drawing. Blade length alone cannot establish a replacement. The proposal must address the documented equipment configuration.

  3. Avoid treating dimensions as a capacity approval

    An enquiry may include existing drawing dimensions and safely accessible photographs to help identify a component. It must also retain the equipment identity, assembly relationship and required documentation. This page does not set fork wear limits, chain replacement criteria, wheel load ratings or inspection intervals. Suspected structural damage and lifting-component condition belong to a competent equipment-specific service process. A photograph or supplier profile cannot authorise a component’s use or declare the forklift’s resulting capacity.

  4. Compare what is actually supplied

    Ask whether forks are offered individually or as a specified set, whether wheel offers include bearings or mounting items, and whether a roller offer covers one position or several. Identify any included retaining or locking components from the applicable assembly requirement. Keep complete assemblies and replacement components as separate commercial options. Use the supplier profile links for discovery, then request a drawing, identifier and contents list for the exact proposed item. The current category does not promise stock or universal aftermarket coverage.

Supplier profiles for this requirement

These company routes are tied to readable manufacturer or company-controlled material reviewed on 2 October 2026. Use the stated scope to begin a shortlist. A profile does not establish current stock, certification, authorisation or a match for your truck.

Website-researched supplier

Anhui Anxin Forks

The manufacturer website distinguishes standard hook, positioning, reach and special fork categories. Provide the carriage interface, existing fork markings and the original equipment requirement before discussing a replacement.

Website: www.helichina.com/axhc/

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Website-researched supplier

Bolzoni Hebei Forks Manufacturing

Bolzoni’s controlled contact page identifies its Hebei fork company, and its fork category separates mounting classes and special forms. Request the applicable drawing and documented application rather than selecting by blade length alone.

Website: cn.bolzonigroup.com

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For additional candidates, use the parts supplier directory. Ask each supplier to return the exact proposed item, condition, included documents, unresolved differences, quantity, destination and current delivery terms. Keep technical acceptance separate from commercial availability.

Reviewed supplier routes for this system

Official website scopes reviewed on 4 October 2026. Product families are enquiry starting points; they do not establish available stock, fitment or vehicle approval. Use the profile to distinguish complete assemblies from component and service routes.

Leaf chains, steel rims, polyurethane wheels and forks are separate families. These suppliers do not form a blanket source for a complete mast assembly, roller, attachment or every component in this category.

  • Hanke Polyurethane — Polyurethane wheels and coated components. Confirm the exact offered assembly and application before ordering.
  • Anchi Machinery — Leaf chains for lifting applications. Confirm the exact offered assembly and application before ordering.
  • Road Wheel Company — Forklift steel rims. Confirm the exact offered assembly and application before ordering.
  • Hongyuan Precision Wheels — Forklift wheel assemblies and profile steel. Confirm the exact offered assembly and application before ordering.
  • Anhui Anxin Forks — Standard and special-purpose forks. Confirm the exact offered assembly and application before ordering.
  • Bolzoni Hebei — Fork enquiries through the Hebei company. Confirm the exact offered assembly and application before ordering.

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Purchasing questions

Can blade length identify a replacement fork?

No. Preserve the mounting interface, markings, carriage or attachment identity and documented equipment requirement.

Are a tyre and a complete wheel the same order?

No. State whether the quotation should cover the tyre, rim, complete wheel, bearings or other mounting items.

Does this page approve a component load rating?

No. It routes a purchasing enquiry and does not approve capacity, installation, condition or return to service.

Where should I research lift chains and mast rails?

Use the dedicated mast system guide and its component links, with the mast identifier and applicable parts record.

Primary-source notes · reviewed 2 October 2026

The references below support the stated category and identification examples. Manufacturer marketing statements are not treated as independent tests. No model-specific operating values, repair procedures or performance promises are inferred for another machine.

  • Equipment tyre and configuration record: https://www.toyotaforklift.com/resource-library/blog/toyota-products/what-is-a-forklift-data-plate-and-how-do-i-read-it
  • Fork mounting families: https://www.tvh.com/en-be/parts/parts-for/forklifts/forklift-forks
  • Fork categories: https://cn.bolzonigroup.com/categoria.php?f=12
  • Manufacturer fork categories: https://www.helichina.com/axhc/
  • Named Hebei supplier location: https://cn.bolzonigroup.com/contacts.php?type=company

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