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Caster Wheel Material Compatibility Chart + Selector Tool

Quickly choose the right caster wheel material for your floor and environment. Use the chart for a fast answer, then run the selector tool to get a recommended material, what to avoid, and a copy/paste spec line for RFQs or maintenance tickets (supports up to 40,000 lbs).

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Service Life & Wear of Casters

Service life describes how long casters perform reliably before wear, damage, or degradation requires replacement.

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Floor Conditions for Casters

Floor conditions define how casters roll, absorb shock, generate noise, and wear over time in real operating environments.

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Noise & Vibration in Casters

Noise and vibration define how casters feel and sound in operation and directly affect comfort, wear, and equipment performance.

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Chemical Resistance for Casters

Chemical resistance defines how caster wheels, bearings, and frames withstand exposure to oils, solvents, cleaners, and corrosive substances.

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Operating Temperature for Casters

Operating temperature determines whether caster wheels, bearings, and lubricants function reliably in hot or cold environments.

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Bearing Type for Casters

Safety factor is the margin between rated caster capacity and actual applied load and is critical for durability and reliability.

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Shock Load Rating for Casters

Shock load rating defines how well a caster withstands sudden impacts, drops, and load spikes beyond normal operating conditions.

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Side Load Capacity for Casters

Side load capacity measures a caster’s ability to handle lateral forces during turning, impacts, and off-axis loading.

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Brake Types for Casters

Caster brake types determine how equipment is held in position and how safely it operates under load.

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Kingpin vs Kingpinless Casters

Kingpin and kingpinless designs differ in durability, shock resistance, and side-load handling. Use this reference to select the right swivel design.

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Bolt Hole Pattern for Casters

Bolt hole pattern defines the number, size, and spacing of mounting holes and directly affects caster fitment and structural integrity.

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