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10″ x 3″ Casters · 800 to 8,200 lb · Polyurethane, Cast Iron & Nylon

Diameter: 10 inTread: 3 inPlate: 5-1/4 x 7-1/4 in (most)Capacity: 800 to 8,200 lb per caster
10 x 3 in casters and wheels in polyurethane, cast iron, nylon and steel. Polyurethane on cast iron and aluminum cores is the main group here, rated 800 to 7,000 lb per caster. Ratings by tread: cast iron 1,040 to 4,200 lb, nylon 2,500 to 8,200 lb and steel 2,400 to 8,200 lb. Replacement wheels are listed too, rated 1,000 to 7,500 lb each. Brands: Hamilton, Albion and Durastar.

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Rubber and polyurethane favor floor protection; phenolic and steel favor heavy capacity. Compare materials →

10″ x 3″ Casters: buying guide

10 x 3 in casters and wheels in polyurethane, cast iron and nylon, 10 in wheels, rated 800 to 8,200 lb per caster.

Diameter 10 inTread 3 inPlate 5-1/4 x 7-1/4 in (most)800 to 8,200 lb per caster

10 x 3 in casters and wheels by tread

Tread Core Wheel sizes Rated per caster Listed temperature Where it fits
Polyurethane Cast iron and Aluminum 10 in 800 to 7,000 lb -5°F to 160°F quiet, floor-friendly and long wearing
Cast iron 10 in 1,040 to 4,200 lb Up to 800°F heat, chips and heavy loads on rough floors
Nylon 10 in 2,500 to 8,200 lb -30°F to 220°F low rolling effort on smooth floors, handles wet areas
Steel 10 in 2,400 to 8,200 lb -30°F to 320°F heavy loads and track
Phenolic 10 in 1,200 to 8,200 lb Up to 250°F hard and easy rolling on smooth, dry floors
Forged steel Steel 10 in 3,200 to 8,200 lb -30°F to 320°F very high loads and impact
Rubber Cast iron 10 in 1,000 to 1,100 lb -30°F to 160°F cushioned and quiet on finished floors

Ratings are for single casters of 10 x 3 in casters and wheels, from product fields [S1].

Choosing 10 x 3 in casters and wheels

  1. Load: divide the loaded weight by three for a four-caster cart [S2]. A 4,100 lb caster from this page then suits about 12,300 lb, and the strongest at 8,200 lb about 24,600 lb.
  2. Mount: most 10 x 3 in casters and wheels use a 5-1/4 x 7-1/4 in top plate; 4-1/2 x 6-1/4 in and 4-1/2 x 6-1/2 in plates are listed too; match the bolt holes on your frame to the plate before ordering.
  3. Floor: on 10 x 3 in casters and wheels, polyurethane and rubber are kinder to tile and finished floors; cast iron, nylon, steel, phenolic and forged steel roll easier under heavy loads on smooth concrete.
  4. Rig: swivel and rigid 10 x 3 in casters and wheels are listed, with face contact brake and side lock brake options.
  5. Heat: among 10 x 3 in casters and wheels, the highest listed range is up to 800°F on cast iron; check the temperature field on each listing before oven or hot-room use.

10 x 3 in casters and wheels questions

How much weight can 10 x 3 in casters and wheels carry?

Single 10 x 3 in casters and wheels are rated 800 to 8,200 lb; most fall between 2,600 and 4,100 lb.

What top plate do 10 x 3 in casters and wheels use?

Most 10 x 3 in casters and wheels use 5-1/4 x 7-1/4 in. Others listed: 4-1/2 x 6-1/4 in and 4-1/2 x 6-1/2 in.

What wheel material is most common on 10 x 3 in casters and wheels?

Polyurethane leads on 10 x 3 in casters and wheels, rated 800 to 7,000 lb per caster. Cast iron is next at 1,040 to 4,200 lb.

Are replacement wheels sold for 10 x 3 in casters and wheels?

Yes. Wheel-only listings for 10 x 3 in casters and wheels are here, sized 10 in; check the axle diameter and hub length on the old wheel.

Sources

  • [S1] CasterHQ product fields (rated load, diameter, width, wheel and core material, temperature range, mount) and product descriptions for the items on this page, pulled October 20, 2026.
  • [S2] Preferred Equipment casters and wheels quick guide PDF (prefeq.com): load sizing on one less caster, wheel types and floor notes.

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