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Hamilton aerospace casters

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These Hamilton aerospace and ergonomic casters fit heavy equipment, dies, molds, and plant carts that move very heavy loads. Casters in this collection range from 450 to 2,775 lb per caster. Wheels are 4 to 8 in poly, stainless, and spring loaded in swivel and rigid models. Kingpinless swivels hold up better under shock and repeat loads. Wheel options include polyurethane, nylon, phenolic, and forged steel, so match the tread to the floor and the load. Softer polyurethane or soft rubber or TPR tread is the better pick when the floor has chips or grit. Match plate size, bolt pattern, and overall height before you order. Choose swivel casters when the cart must turn in place and rigid casters for straight travel. Read the listing for the exact wheel size, overall height, and mount shown. Confirm the load rating printed on the title before you order. Heavy duty hub: heavy duty casters. Plate aisle: plate casters.

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Hamilton aerospace casters by tread

Tread Core Wheel sizes Rated per caster Listed temperature Where it fits
Polyurethane Cast iron and Aluminum 4 to 12 in 600 to 2,775 lb -5°F to 160°F quiet, floor-friendly and long wearing
Nylon 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10 in 450 to 2,775 lb -30°F to 220°F low rolling effort on smooth floors, handles wet areas
Cast iron 4 to 12 in 1,000 to 2,775 lb -40°F to 320°F heat, chips and heavy loads on rough floors
Steel 6, 8 and 10 in 2,775 lb -40°F to 320°F heavy loads and track
Rubber Steel 10-1/2 and 12 in 450 to 1,200 lb -30°F to 120°F cushioned and quiet on finished floors

Ratings are for single casters of Hamilton aerospace casters, from product fields [S1].

Wheel sizes

Wheel Treads Rated
4 x 2 in polyurethane, nylon and cast iron 450 to 1,660 lb
5 x 2 in polyurethane, nylon and cast iron 840 to 1,660 lb
6 x 2 in polyurethane, nylon and cast iron 800 to 1,660 lb
6 x 3 in polyurethane, cast iron and nylon 1,800 to 2,775 lb
8 x 2 in polyurethane, cast iron and nylon 980 to 1,660 lb
8 x 3 in polyurethane, nylon and cast iron 2,000 to 2,775 lb
10 x 3 in polyurethane, nylon and cast iron 2,400 to 2,775 lb
12 x 3 in polyurethane, rubber and cast iron 1,200 to 2,775 lb

Choosing Hamilton aerospace casters

  1. Load: plan on three casters carrying a four-caster cart [S2]; at 2,400 lb each, a common rating here, that is about 7,200 lb, and the 2,775 lb top rating covers about 8,325 lb.
  2. Mount: most Hamilton aerospace casters use a 4-1/2 x 6-1/2 in top plate; 4 x 4-1/2 in and 4 x 5 in plates are listed too; check the bolt spacing on your frame against the plate size.
  3. Floor: on Hamilton aerospace casters, polyurethane and rubber are kinder to tile and finished floors; nylon, cast iron and steel roll easier under heavy loads on smooth concrete.
  4. Rig: swivel and rigid Hamilton aerospace casters are listed.
  5. Heat: among Hamilton aerospace casters, the highest listed range is -40°F to 320°F on cast iron; check the temperature field on each listing before oven or hot-room use.

Hamilton aerospace casters questions

How much weight can Hamilton aerospace casters carry?

Single Hamilton aerospace casters are rated 450 to 2,775 lb; most fall between 1,200 and 2,400 lb.

What top plate do Hamilton aerospace casters use?

Most Hamilton aerospace casters use 4-1/2 x 6-1/2 in. Other plates on Hamilton aerospace casters: 4 x 4-1/2 in and 4 x 5 in.

What wheel material is most common on Hamilton aerospace casters?

Polyurethane leads on Hamilton aerospace casters, rated 600 to 2,775 lb per caster. Among Hamilton aerospace casters, nylon is next at 450 to 2,775 lb.

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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