? Fixed Bracket Design: Ensures straight-line movement and directional stability, ideal for equipment requiring controlled, predictable mobility without swivel rotation

? White Nylon Wheel Construction: Offers excellent wear resistance, low rolling resistance, and non-marking performance on all floor types including concrete, tile, and epoxy surfaces

? 140kg Load Capacity: Supports substantial weight per castor, with a combined capacity of 420kg when using four castors on a single unit

? Ball Journal Bearing System: Provides smooth, consistent rolling performance with minimal friction and reduced maintenance requirements

? Pressed Steel Bracket: Delivers exceptional strength and durability for demanding industrial environments while maintaining cost-effectiveness

? Hygienic White Finish: Perfect for food processing, pharmaceutical, clean room, and healthcare applications where cleanliness and visual inspection are priorities

? 4-Hole Top Plate Mounting: Ensures secure, stable attachment to equipment bases with standard bolt-through installation

Non-Marking Protection

White nylon wheel prevents floor marking and scuffing, protecting expensive flooring in commercial and industrial environments

Low Maintenance

Ball journal bearing system requires minimal lubrication and delivers consistent performance throughout extended service life

Directional Stability

Fixed bracket design ensures equipment moves in straight lines, ideal for guided applications and controlled movement paths

Easy Installation

Standard 4-hole top plate mounting pattern allows quick, secure attachment using common fasteners and basic tools

What is the difference between fixed and swivel castors?

Fixed castors only move in a straight line, providing directional stability and controlled movement. Swivel castors rotate 360 degrees, offering greater manoeuvrability. Most applications use a combination of both types, with fixed castors at one end for stability and swivel castors at the other for steering.

How do I calculate the correct load capacity for my application?

Calculate the total weight of your equipment plus maximum load, then divide by the number of castors. Add a 25-30% safety margin to account for uneven weight distribution and dynamic loads. For this 140kg castor, four units safely support up to 420kg total weight.

Are nylon wheels suitable for all floor types?

Yes, nylon wheels perform excellently on concrete, tile, vinyl, epoxy, and most hard floor surfaces. They offer low rolling resistance, resist wear, and won't mark or damage floors. They're particularly suitable for industrial environments and areas requiring hygienic, easy-to-clean wheels.

What mounting hardware do I need for installation?

You'll need four M10 bolts (or 10mm diameter bolts) with appropriate washers and nuts. Bolt length depends on your mounting surface thickness. Ensure bolts are grade 8.8 or higher for proper load-bearing capacity. Always use flat washers to distribute load evenly.

Can these castors be used in food processing environments?

Yes, the white nylon wheel and pressed steel construction make these castors suitable for food processing, catering, and pharmaceutical applications. The smooth surfaces are easy to clean and inspect, and the white colour allows for quick visual contamination checks.

What is the operating temperature range for these castors?

Nylon wheels typically perform well in temperatures ranging from -20°C to ?°C, making them suitable for most indoor industrial, commercial, and storage applications. Avoid extreme temperature environments or applications involving direct heat exposure.

How do I maintain these castors for optimal performance?

Regularly remove debris from wheels and bearings, check mounting bolts for tightness, and inspect wheels for wear or damage. The ball journal bearing system requires minimal maintenance but benefits from occasional light lubrication. Clean wheels with mild detergent and water as needed.