94949051 - Arcair N-6000 Replacement Drive Wheel 94-949-051

Restore Precision to Your Arcair-Matic N6000

Maintain the high-performance standards of your automated gouging operations with the Arcair 94949051 Drive Wheel. Designed exclusively for the Arcair-Matic N6000 system, this component is vital for the smooth and continuous feeding of jointed gouging electrodes. Automated gouging is a process that demands consistency; any fluctuation in electrode feed speed can result in defects, rework, or damage to the base material. This drive wheel acts as the interface between the drive motor and the consumable, translating rotational force into linear motion with precision and grip.

Industrial environments are tough on equipment, and the drive assembly is one of the hardest-working parts of the N6000 torch. Dust, heat, and mechanical friction eventually take their toll on moving parts. Replacing the drive wheel is a standard maintenance procedure that can significantly improve the quality of your output. This authentic Arcair part (SKU: 94-949-051) is built to the original factory specifications, ensuring that it provides the correct amount of tension and traction without crushing the electrode or allowing it to slip.

Investing in the correct replacement parts is an investment in productivity. Downtime caused by a failing feed mechanism can be costly, stopping production lines and delaying project timelines. By proactively replacing worn drive wheels, you ensure that your Arcair-Matic system operates at peak efficiency. This part is easy to install for maintenance personnel familiar with the N6000 assembly, allowing for quick turnaround and a return to operational status. Trust in Arcair's legacy of quality to keep your heavy-duty metal removal tasks running smoothly.

Maintenance & Compatibility

This drive wheel is specifically listed for the assembly 05-124-000. Regular inspection of the drive train is recommended. If you notice grooves wearing smooth or inconsistent electrode advancement, it is time to replace the drive wheel to prevent further strain on the drive motor.