Superior Industries Super Pulley Has Thicker Wing Caps

Wed February 14, 2007 - National Edition
Construction Equipment Guide

Superior Industries has developed the Super pulley with thicker wing caps, extending pulley life three times that of standard CEMA pulleys, according to the company.

Superior Industries manufactures the Super Pulley with precise robotic welds, thicker gussets, an end disk that adds support to stress points and thicker wings that will not bend easily, preventing down time and maintenance, according to the manufacturer. Additionally, the Super Pulley has no an end support ring, which eliminates another catch point for material.

For more information, call 320/589-2406 or visit www.superior-ind.com.

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