? Fixed Castor Design: Provides stable, straight-line movement for equipment requiring directional control and consistent tracking

? 125mm Wheel Diameter: Larger wheel size improves rolling efficiency, obstacle clearance, and reduces effort during movement

? 110kg Load Capacity: Suitable for medium-duty applications with a combined capacity of 330kg when using four castors

? Black Rubber Wheel: Floor-friendly tread protects surfaces while providing excellent shock absorption and vibration reduction

? Ball Journal Bearing: Ensures smooth, low-friction rolling under load for improved efficiency and extended service life

? Top Plate Mounting: Four-hole fixing plate allows secure, reliable installation to flat surfaces and equipment bases

What is the difference between a fixed castor and a swivel castor?

A fixed castor is designed to move only in a straight line, providing directional stability and consistent tracking. It cannot rotate or change direction. A swivel castor, on the other hand, can rotate 360 degrees, allowing for greater manoeuvrability and multi-directional movement. Fixed castors are typically used in combination with swivel castors to provide both stability and steering capability.

How do I calculate the total load capacity I need for my equipment?

To calculate the required load capacity, first determine the total weight of your equipment plus the maximum load it will carry. Divide this total weight by the number of castors you plan to use, then add a safety margin of 25-30%. For example, if your total weight is 240kg and you're using 4 castors, each castor should support at least 75-80kg. This 110kg capacity castor provides ample headroom for such applications.

Will this castor damage my floors?

No, this castor features a black rubber wheel specifically designed to be floor-friendly. The rubber tread with 85 Shore A hardness provides excellent surface protection and is suitable for use on tile, concrete, vinyl, and sealed wood floors. The rubber material prevents marking and reduces noise during movement, making it ideal for indoor environments where floor protection is important.

What fixings do I need to install this castor?

This castor features a top plate with four 10mm diameter fixing holes positioned at 60mm ? 80mm centres. You will need four M8 or M10 bolts (depending on your preference and application) along with washers and nuts for secure installation. Ensure the mounting surface is flat and capable of supporting the distributed load. For best results, use grade 8.8 or higher bolts for industrial applications.