Checkpoint Original Wheelnut Indicators
The original and world’s first loose wheel nut indicator.
Checkpoint® original was invented by Founder and CEO Mike Marczynski over 30 years ago. This simple intelligent product is still regarded as the best and highest quality wheel nut indicator available on the market today.
Checkpoint® was the first-ever product of its kind on the global market to provide an indication of wheel nut movement on commercial vehicles. This clever solution helps to ensure that every truck driver and fleet operator can carry out quick and easy visual checks and audits on their vehicle wheels. Its application has since been introduced to a wide range of sectors in order to provide a solution to loosened nuts on plant structures, rail tracks etc.
FUNCTION
The Checkpoint® visually indicates nut movement. By placing the Checkpoints in a recognisable pattern such as point to point, any movement of the nut is clearly visible at a glance. This assists the visual inspection of lug nuts, identifying when a nut loosens, to prevent the wheel from coming off. It also melts at a specific temperature to highlight any overheating issues with the wheel or application.
KEY BENEFITS
- An instant visual indicator of nut movement
- Indicates possible faults with breaks or bearings through melting
- Supports fleet safety checks
- Cost effective and easy to implement
Checkpoint® provides a clear commitment to health and safety, and roadworthiness to other road users, and road and transportation associations such as: DfT, FORS, DVSA, HSE, FTA and RHA.
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Published: Tue 18 Jul 2023
Updated: Thu 11 Apr 2024
Author: Richard Owens
Published by: Don-Bur