Stainless steel caster wheels
FSSSPB—3”/4”/5”
Description
Stainless steel caster wheels
Material: Full SUS 304
Size:Ø75 x 32mm ; Ø100 x 32mm ; Ø125 x 32mm
Load Capacity: 80kg,100kg,130kg
Bearing: Double Ball Bearing
| Caster No. | Wheel | Material | Bearing | Plate | Mount | Hole | Height | Loading |
| FSSSPB-3 | 75 x 32 | SUS 304 | SS Bearing | 95 x 70 | 73 x 48 | 9 x13 | 113 | 80 kg |
| FSSSPB-4 | 100 x 32 | SUS 304 | SS Bearing | 95 x 70 | 73 x 48 | 9 x13 | 137 | 110 kg |
| FSSSPB-5 | 125 x 32 | SUS 304 | SS Bearing | 95 x 70 | 73 x 48 | 9 x13 | 164 | 130 kg |
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What are the two types of stainless steel casters?
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When considering maneuverability, there are two basic kinds of caster: rigid casters and swivel casters.
A rigid caster, also known as a fixed caster, is only able to roll forward and backward.
A swivel caster has a raceway that allows the wheel to turn.
What type of stainless steel casters are best?
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.
What is the function of stainless steel caster?
Caster causes a wheel to align with the direction of travel, and can be accomplished either by caster displacement or caster angle. Caster displacement moves the steering axis ahead of the axis of wheel rotation, as with the front wheels of a shopping cart. Caster angle moves the steering axis from vertical.
What is the difference between a wheel and a stainless steel caster?
The wheel is limited in that it only spins on a single axis. It can only roll in one direction at a time. Casters incorporate wheels into their designs, but they are a bit more sophisticated. A caster includes the mounting system that holds the wheel in place.