FAQ

By utilizing ergonomic casters, your company gains multiple advantages, including reduced injuries, increased savings, and enhanced productivity.

  1. Load Capacity: Your new caster should be able to handle the load of your equipment. If you’re replacing a caster on an industrial cart, for example, you’ll need a caster with a high load capacity. Our range of industrial casters is designed to handle substantial loads while ensuring smooth operation.
  2. Application: Think about where and how the equipment is used. If it’s for outdoor use, consider casters that are resistant to weather conditions. If it’s for use in a hospital or an office, consider casters that operate quietly and do not mark floors.
  1. Improved performance: Regular maintenance ensures smoother movement and load-carrying efficiency.
  2. Longer lifespan: Maintenance slows down wear and tear, extending the caster’s lifespan.
  3. Increased safety: Regular checks help identify and fix potential safety hazards.
  4. Cost-effectiveness: Catching minor issues early on saves you from costly repair jobs down the line.
  1. Durability and Longevity:American-made casters stand up to the test of time. They’re built tough, meant to handle heavy loads and constant use without breaking down.
  2. Superior Quality and Reliability: They go through tough tests to make sure they can handle heavy loads and long hours. This means less worry about breakdowns or replacements for you
  3. Support Local Economy: When we select Americ.an-made casters, we contribute directly to our local economy by bolstering businesses and employment opportunities in our communities.
  1. The Weight of Your Equipment: All wheels are rated by their load capacity, so you’ll want to make sure that the caster wheels you select can safely support the weight of your equipment.
  2. Your Equipment Dimensions:When choosing wheel size, it’s also important to consider the width of the item being transported. The width of the item will dictate how big the wheels need to be in order to safely and effectively move the item.
  3. The Type of Terrain Your Equipment Will be Used On: If you’ll be using your equipment on rough terrain, you’ll want to choose wheels with a high load capacity and large diameter. On the other hand, if you’ll be using your equipment on smooth surfaces, you can choose caster wheels with a lower load capacity and smaller diameter.