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What’s The Service Life of Pneumatic Casters?
1. To begin with the conclusion: There is no “standard answer,” only “scenario lifespan.” Unlike light bulbs, pneumatic casters do not have a “rated lifespan in hours.” Their end-of-life point is determined by the combined wear of four hidden lines: 1). Usage s...Read more -
How to Choose Casters for Warehouse Logistics?
In the daily operations of warehousing and logistics, casters may seem insignificant, yet they are crucial components for improving efficiency. Whether it’s a cart for moving goods or a rack for storing items, the performance of casters directly impacts work pace and operational safety. Cho...Read more -
Why Are More and More Companies Choosing Heavy-duty Directional Industrial Casters?
In industrial handling scenarios, stability is more important than flexibility. Heavy-duty directional industrial casters are specifically designed to meet this demand. Their key feature is that they can only roll forward and backward but cannot steer. This seemingly simple design plays a crucial...Read more -
Conductive Casters: The “Safety Quardians” in Industrial Production
In industrial production, there is a seemingly ordinary yet extremely important component—the conductive castor. Although its name sounds highly specialized, the principle is actually quite simple: it is a wheel capable of conducting electricity. Don’t underestimate it, as it plays a crucia...Read more -
How to Select Suitable Caster Bearings?
I believe you already know how to choose bearings, so a good caster is inseparable from bearings. We all know that the use of casters cannot be separated from the auxiliary device of the bearing. The caster bearing should be suitable for its application site, but it can also leave enough safety m...Read more -
Precautions for Installation of Casters
1. Match as needed Usually, it is a combination of 2 directional casters and 2 universal casters, however, there are also combinations of more than four casters, to meet the requirements of more convenient use and flexible control for enterprises. 2. Correct caster size Installing casters not onl...Read more -
Scaffolding Casters: Both Fast Movement & Stable Braking During Working in Heights
No matter how sturdy the scaffold is, if the ‘feet’ are unstable, it is only a skeleton that can easily overturn at any time. The key to transforming scaffolding from a “fixed frame” to a “movable platform” lies in the four inconspicuous casters. Today, we aim ...Read more -
What Should We Do If the Castor Bearing is Burned Out?
The wheel bearing is the core component of the castor, determining its flexibility and service life. Once the bearing fails, the entire castor will cease to function properly. In daily use, “bearing burnout” is one of the more common and severe failures. So, what is bearing burnout? H...Read more -
Common Terms of The Caster Industry
Common terms in the caster industry – A basic textbook for procurement, sales, and technical personnel 1. Structure section 1). Wheel The core component that carries and generates rolling. Common materials include rubber (ER), polyurethane (PU), nylon (PA), cast iron (CI), stainless steel ...Read more -
Installation Key Points of Industrial Castors
Choosing the specifications of the wheels is just the first step, however correct installation is the key point to ensure the flexibility of the trolley (or equipment) movement and extend the life of the wheels. 1.What is installation height ? 1). Top plate type (universal/directional) casters In...Read more -
Five Installation Tips for Wheel Arrangement
After the installation of the casters is completed, a reasonable arrangement can not only improve the mobility efficiency of the equipment, but also extend its service life. According to different usage requirements, the following are 5 common caster layout techniques: 1. Slight steering requirem...Read more -
How Do Shock-absorbing Casters Achieve Their Vibration-proof Effect?
Vibration-damping casters achieve shock absorption through six methods: material selection, springs, damping, structural design, hardness gradients, and fluid filling. The core objective of all these methods is “absorbing impact, delaying release, and suppressing resonance.”. 1. Elast...Read more
