TextAxletech was spun off from Rockwell International’s off highway division in 2002. These axles are used in a variety of applications such as forklifts, ground support equipment, cranes, aerial lifts, and other off highway equipment. Axles built before 2002 were marked with Rockwell. Axles built in 2002 and later were marked with the words Axletech. You can order Axletech parts online at Intella’s website. Before you order however, you need to figure out which part number to order. We’re here to help. In 2019 Axletech became part of Meritor off-highway division. We offer parts for Meritor off-highway axles but not for Meritor on-highway.
Data Tag
There’s a data tag on each axle. That data tag contains some important information and it will help us find the correct parts for your equipment. The diagram below shows where the data tag would be found and a typical model number.
Once you have the model number of the axle, you are ready to identify the part numbers you need. Call us at 616-796-1288 or email us with this information. You can also simply email us a photograph of the Axletech identification tag.
Tip: some part numbers are stamped on individual axle components. Please share this information with the axle model number–often if digits are missing on the part number we can still identify the part as long as we have the axle model information from the ID plate.
Axletech axles are used in a variety of different equipment. They’re typically found in forklifts (like Hyster, Hoist, Royal, Kalmar, and Terex) as well as ground support equipment like Tug tractor parts. Axletech has good parts availability and Intella has access to the complete line of parts from Axletech.
