Industrial Castors Series
Our high-quality industrial medium-sized casters and wheel series will let you choose the castor that best suit your needs. Rubber, nylon and polyurethane are selected as wheel materials and metal frames.
Heavy Duty Castors Series
Our heavy and super heavy castor series are designed to transport loads, usually from 150 kg to more than 1.5 ton. Brake and directional lock casters are included in our heavy-duty castor series.
Institutional Castors Series
Institutional castors, swivel, brake and fixed options. These pressed steel castors are zinc plated to resist corrosion.
Stainless Steel Castors Series
Supply stainless steel castors ranging from 100mm to 200mm, with a wide selection and inventory available for quick delivery.
Heat Resistant Castors Series
Supply heat-resistant castors, ranging from -40 ℃ to +260 ℃, with stock available for quick delivery and low MOQ.
Which companies do we supply
No matter how large the company is, no matter how many orders are placed, no matter how high your quality
requirements for castors are, we can meet your requirements
manufacturers
Whether heavy or light equipment and rollen cage and trolleys, we have a wide variety of castors.
OEM production
We provide OEM service. You can request to print your logo on the bracket and packaging business.
Maintenance
We are willing to cooperate with some equipment maintenance companies that need to replace castors.
E-commerce seller
We support low order quantity. We can supply castors and wheels for some e-commerce websites and sellers.
Spot stock
Dozens of caster types
prompt delivery
Send goods within 24 hours
Our popular castors
We will regularly update the castors that we have sold well recently.
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Some customer questions
Casters come in three weight ranges. Light duty casters are for loads of up to 500 lbs. Medium duty casters are for weights of between 501 and 2,000 lbs. And heavy duty casters are for weights of more than 2,000 lbs.
One of the primary considerations for choosing casters is the “load,” which refers to how much weight each caster will support. Calculating the load you need for each caster or wheel is simple: just divide the weight of the furniture, equipment, or cargo by the number of casters.
To determine the load capacity for each caster, divide the combined weight of the equipment and maximum load by the number of casters to be used. This is the load that each caster and wheel must support. Always select a caster and wheel that are rated for a capacity greater than the calculated load per caster.
Using 80 pounds, a four caster chair can hold a dynamic load of 320 pounds, but a five caster chair can hold a dynamic load of 400.
That's why shopping carts, for example, have fixed casters in back and swivel casters in front. The fixed casters at the back act as a fulcrum, making it easier to turn corners and also to move the cart in a straight line. California Caster carries rigid and swivel casters for any application.
Castor is a British term for caster wheel, whereas caster is an American term for caster wheel. A caster or castor is a pivoting roller attached to the bottom of furniture or a portable machine for easy movement. Casters are available in two different styles: swivel casters and fixed casters.
Soft casters are best for hard surfaces, like tiles, hardwood, and laminate. Meanwhile, hard casters suit softer floor surfaces. As such, for carpeted flooring, the best option to go with is hard tread casters. Hard casters require less force to roll and move around.
By increasing the offset and therefore reducing the swivel force, less exertion is required to swivel the caster out. With less force required to swivel the casters, workplace ergonomics is improved thereby reducing material handling injuries caused by pushing and pulling.
Generally, the greater the weight, the larger the wheel required for the caster. Larger wheels distribute weight and roll more easily over floor obstructions. To determine the load capacity for each caster, divide the combined weight of the equipment and maximum load by the number of casters to be used.
What are PU wheels? PU (Polyurethane) PU is a manufactured product designed around 50 years ago that mimic the rubber's grip and softness. It is harder than rubber but is superbly durable. The grip on smooth surfaces isn't excellent, but it works well on concrete and all-terrain surfaces.