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FAIZEAL's self-developed conventional magnetic wheel
FAIZEAL's self-developed conventional magnetic wheel
FAIZEAL's self-developed conventional magnetic wheel
FAIZEAL's self-developed conventional magnetic wheel
FAIZEAL's self-developed conventional magnetic wheel
FAIZEAL's self-developed conventional magnetic wheel
FAIZEAL's self-developed conventional magnetic wheel
FAIZEAL's self-developed conventional magnetic wheel
FAIZEAL's self-developed conventional magnetic wheel
FAIZEAL's self-developed conventional magnetic wheel
FAIZEAL's self-developed conventional magnetic wheel

FAIZEAL's self-developed conventional magnetic wheel

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FZW Series Magnetic Wheels

Product Overview

The W Series are cylindrical one-piece magnetic wheels, powered by high-performance NdFeB permanent magnets. Designed as drop-in drive or idler wheels for wheeled wall-climbing robots. The bore follows H7 tolerance class with a standard keyway for secure shaft connection. Nine sizes from Ø25 to Ø160mm cover light-duty inspection robots to heavy industrial climbers.

Key Features

  • NdFeB permanent magnets: High coercivity, high remanence — maximum magnetic energy in minimum weight

  • H7 bore tolerance: Precision fit with standard transmission shafts, keyway prevents slip

  • Weight-optimized options: FZW80 and above available in reduced-mass versions without compromising adhesion

  • One-piece enclosed design: Fully encapsulated magnetic circuit — no exposed magnets, safe and contamination-resistant

Load Torque Design

F = (W_workpiece + W_shaft ) × μ_seal
 
Where:

F = Force (N)

W_workpiece = Workpiece Weight (kg)

W_shaft = Shaft Weight (kg)

 
T = (F × D / 2 × η) × SF
 
Where:

T = Torque (Nm)

F = Force (N)

D = Wheel Diameter (m)

η = Transmission Efficiency (dimensionless, between 0 and 1)

SF = Safety Factor (dimensionless)

Specifications

Note: Adhesion values are measured on polished S235JR carbon steel (≥10mm thickness) at room temperature. Actual adhesion is affected by substrate material, surface condition, temperature, and installation preload. Consult our engineers before finalizing selection.

Typical Applications

  • Storage tank and pressure vessel inspection robots

  • Large-diameter pipeline external inspection robots

  • Wind turbine tower and nacelle surface robots

  • Ship hull and offshore structure inspection robots

  • Steel structure weld NDT and derusting robots

W Series vs R Series — Selection Guide

Criteria W Series Magnetic Wheels R Series Magnetic Segments
Form Factor Cylindrical one-piece wheel Arc segment, stainless steel frame
Mounting H7 bore + keyway, shaft-fit M4/M5/M6 threaded holes, flange-mount
Best For Direct drive/idler wheels Multi-segment large-diameter wheel groups
Size Range Ø25–Ø160mm R50–R150, multiple lengths
Max Adhesion 2940N (FZW160) 4850N (FZR150120 @ 0mm gap)
Gap Adaptation Single rated value 0 3 5mm clearance options
Typical Robots Small-to-medium inspection & NDT Large heavy-duty operation robots

Technical Disclaimer

Stated adhesion values are measured under standard conditions (polished S235JR carbon steel, ≥10mm thickness, room temperature). Actual adhesion in the field is significantly affected by:

  • Substrate material (carbon steel stainless steel aluminum alloy) and surface roughness

  • Plate thickness (thinner plates reduce adhesion)

  • Installation preload and robot weight distribution

  • Operating temperature (NdFeB max operating temperature ≤100°C)

  • Surface coatings (paint, rust, scale) thickness

Selection Support: Please share your robot specifications — weight, working posture, target substrate, and surface conditions — with our engineering team before finalizing your order.




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