Caster wheel

   

Caster wheel is a single or compound wheel that is intended to fix at the bottom of any larger object to allow the object to be moved. It is commonly made up of hard rubber, stainless steel, Phenol, glass filled nylon, flanges, ductile steel, etc. We provide it in various colors and sizes as per customer’s requirement. The essential rotating features of the caster make Caster wheel much easier than ordinary wheel to move heavier loads and turn fixed angle in a warehouse. Here, the castor rotates perpendicular to turning radius and makes a smooth turn which is useful in shopping carts, office chairs, hospital beds and material handling equipment.

There are many types of Caster wheel and they are Wheel caster, PU caster wheel, Trolley caster wheels, Chair caster, Furniture caster, Stainless steel caster, swivel caster, etc.We offer a quality approved a range of medium duty, heavy duty and extra heavy duty pressed steel caster. The features of caster wheels are smooth and silent movement, double bearing, and robust design. Its surface is of zinc plated which is used in corrosion resistant and also prevents dust from surroundings. The common application of caster wheel is material handling so that we can move any heavy material from one place to another easily. Using Caster wheel we can glide our desk around the room easily and swiftly.

The caster sets help us to set the height of the chair by unlocking the caster wheels then we can lock it after setting. The customer requires softer rider caster wheel that absorbs shock and reduces sound decibels as well as extreme heavy duty weight capacity requirements. In that case the customer doesn’t need steel wheel because of floor damage, so we produce polyurethane thread on an iron core.

Application of Caster wheel

• Intralogistic
• Mechanical engineering
• Plant engineering
• Mobile devices and equipment
• Medical facilities

Warning

Many factors in a caster and wheel application need to be taken into consideration bring to mind the floor type, obstacles, wreckage, speed of cart, used outdoors or indoors, contact to water or chemicals, heat and cold, ergonomics and push/pull force, impact, type of abuse, stagnant loads, manual push application or power tow, and many more factors need to be determined before you choose the right wheel for your application.