Our most corrosion-resistant casters have a 316 stainless steel frame and stainless steel wheel bearings that stand up to frequent washdowns. They also meet NSF/ANSI 2 standards for food equipment. Their soft rubber wheels absorb shock and provide good traction on rough surfaces.

Sleeve wheel bearings prevent wear to the wheel bore but don't roll as easily as other bearings. Roller bearings provide smoother rolling than sleeve bearings. Ball bearings are the easiest to roll.

Swivel casters have completely sealed double-ball bearings for the smoothest swiveling and the best protection against dust and debris.

Add optional wheel brakes to prevent the caster from rolling. To install, replace the wheel's existing bushing with the brake bushing and position the brake pedal so it is parallel to the ground.

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These casters meet NSF/ANSI standards for use in food-service applications. They have nonmarking phenolic wheels that roll best on smooth surfaces.

The wheels have roller bearings for smooth rolling.

Swivel casters have completely sealed double-ball bearings for the smoothest swiveling and the best protection against dust and debris.

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The lightweight wheels on these casters are easy to get rolling. They have a soft, cushioning rubber tread for use on smooth and rough surfaces with a hard aluminum core for strength. These casters meet NSF/ANSI 2 standards for food equipment.

Ball bearings are the easiest to roll.

Swivel casters have shielded double-ball bearings for the smoothest swiveling and protection from dust and debris.

Add optional wheel brakes to prevent the caster from rolling. Optional total lock brakes the wheel and locks the swivel in one operation. They are for use on swivel casters.

For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number.