Aviation casters are special types of casters that are designed for the aerospace industry. They are used to move heavy loads, such as aircraft parts, tools, and equipment, on the ground. Aviation casters have high load capacity, durability, and resistance to corrosion, abrasion, and temperature changes. They also have low rolling resistance, which means they require less force to move. Aviation casters can be made of different materials, such as steel, aluminum, rubber, or polyurethane.

Some aviation casters use air bearings, which are devices that lift and move objects on a thin film of air. Air bearings can reduce friction, noise, and vibration, and allow for precise and smooth movement. Air bearings can also protect the floor from damage and prevent static electricity buildup.

Aviation casters are widely used in aerospace casters manufacturing, maintenance, and testing facilities. They can help improve efficiency, safety, and ergonomics in these environments. Some examples of aviation casters are:

• Aerospace caster: A caster that is specifically designed for aerospace applications, such as moving aircraft fuselages, wings, engines, and landing gears.

• Air caster skid: A platform that is mounted with air casters and can be used to transport heavy and bulky objects, such as satellites, rockets, and space.

• Air caster rigging system: A system that consists of air casters, hoses, fittings, and a control console, and can be used to lift and move heavy loads in tight spaces, such as hangars, workshops, and assembly lines.