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Heavy Duty Dual Wheel Air-Filled Pneumatic Casters (Up to 7,600 lb)

Q: Why choose dual wheel over single wheel?

Dual wheel pneumatic casters distribute weight across two tires, improving stability and control under heavy loads or higher centers of gravity.

Q: What capacity range do dual wheel pneumatic casters cover?

They typically range from about 660 lb up to 7,600 lb per caster, depending on wheel diameter and configuration.

Q: Are dual wheel pneumatics good for rough terrain?

Yes. Air-filled tires absorb shock while the dual-wheel layout improves stability on uneven outdoor surfaces.

Q: Air-filled vs foam-filled for dual wheel?

Air-filled offers the softest ride. Foam-filled reduces puncture risk and air maintenance with slightly firmer performance.

Q: Do dual wheels reduce floor damage?

Yes. Spreading the load across two tires reduces point loading, which can help on softer or uneven surfaces.

Q: What mounting details should I verify?

Verify plate size, bolt-hole pattern, overall caster height, and clearance to ensure proper fit.

Q: Are these suitable for indoor use?

They can be used indoors when vibration isolation is needed, but may roll with more resistance than hard wheels on smooth floors.

Q: How do I prevent flat-spotting?

Maintain proper air pressure, use capacity margin, and avoid long-term static parking at peak load.

Heavy duty dual wheel pneumatic casters are built for extreme loads and rough terrain where stability matters as much as cushioning. Dual wheels distribute weight more evenly, improving control, tracking, and safety on outdoor and industrial surfaces.

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Why Dual Wheel Pneumatic

Higher stability: dual tires reduce tipping and sway under heavy loads.
Improved load distribution: spreads weight to reduce rutting and surface damage.
Shock absorption: air-filled tires compress over obstacles to protect equipment.
Outdoor ready: gravel, dirt, grass, asphalt, cracked concrete.

Common mistakes to avoid

Undersizing capacity with no margin for impacts.
Choosing single wheel when load stability is the real issue.
Ignoring mounting plate dimensions and bolt patterns.

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Filter by wheel diameter, capacity, and mounting plate. Match plate pattern and overall height first for replacements.

FAQ: Dual Wheel Pneumatic Casters

Why choose dual wheel over single wheel?

Dual wheels provide better stability and distribute weight across two tires, reducing tipping risk and improving control under heavy loads or higher centers of gravity.

What capacity range do dual wheel pneumatic casters cover?

Heavy duty dual wheel pneumatic casters typically range from about 660 lb up to 7,600 lb per caster, depending on wheel diameter and construction.

Are dual wheel pneumatics good for rough terrain?

Yes. The air-filled tires absorb shock while the dual-wheel layout improves stability on gravel, dirt, grass, and uneven pavement.

Air-filled vs foam-filled for dual wheel?

Air-filled offers the softest ride. Foam-filled keeps the pneumatic feel with puncture resistance and no air checks, at the cost of slightly firmer ride quality.

Do dual wheels reduce floor damage?

They can. Load distribution across two tires reduces point loading, which helps on softer ground and uneven outdoor surfaces.

What mounting details should I verify?

Confirm mounting plate size, bolt-hole pattern, overall caster height, and clearance. Exact matching prevents installation issues.

Can I replace wheels only?

Yes if the rig is still tight. Match wheel diameter, hub/bearing type, and axle size. Replace the full caster if swivels are worn.

Are these suitable for indoor use?

They can be, especially when vibration isolation matters. On smooth floors, expect slightly higher rolling resistance than hard wheels.

How do I prevent flat-spotting?

Use capacity margin, maintain proper air pressure, and avoid long-term static parking at peak load. Foam-filled is an option when punctures are common.

What’s the best upgrade path?

Increase capacity margin, then diameter, then consider foam-filled tires if punctures or air checks cause downtime.

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