10" x 3" Heavy Duty Casters with Red Polyurethane on Cast Iron Wheels

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10" × 3" Heavy-Duty Casters with Red Polyurethane on Cast Iron Wheels

Heavy-duty swivel and rigid casters equipped with 10" diameter × 3" wide polyurethane-tread wheels bonded to a cast iron core. Specified where high load capacity is required with improved floor protection and lower noise compared with all-metal wheels.

Wheel size

10" diameter × 3" tread width

Rated capacity

Up to ~2,500 lbs per caster (model dependent)

Mounting plate

4-1/2" × 6-1/4"

Caster types

Swivel and rigid configurations; brakes and locks vary by model

Wheel and material performance

Polyurethane on cast iron wheel construction

These wheels use a polyurethane tread bonded to a cast iron core to combine high load capacity with improved floor interaction compared with all-metal wheels. Polyurethane reduces noise, helps protect concrete and finished surfaces, and improves shock absorption.

Best-use operating conditions

Best on smooth to moderately rough concrete floors
Suitable where high loads and repeated travel are expected
Preferred when floor protection and noise reduction are required vs steel or iron wheels

Application considerations

Push force increases significantly at higher loads; wheel diameter reduces push force on imperfect floors
Verify chemical exposure requirements (oils, coolants, cleaning agents) at the model level
Confirm swivel clearance and overall height for equipment envelope constraints

Typical caster construction features (model dependent)