Other Series 30 Wheel Types

Polyurethane on Polyolefin

Polyurethane casters feature a non-marking polyurethane tread on a polyolefin core wheel, providing a smooth roll over uneven surfaces without marking or marring floors.

Other Series 30 Wheel Types

Phenolic

Phenolic wheels are highly resistant to impact damage, providing protection for floors in commercial and industrial settings. Resistant to water, oil, and grease. Non-metallic and spark proof.

Other Series 30 Wheel Types

Polyurethane on Aluminum

Polyurethane wheels that are chemically bonded to an aluminum core, providing a smooth roll over uneven surfaces without marking or marring floors.

Other Series 30 Wheel Types

Phenolic High Temperature

High temperature phenolic casters are ideal for use in high temperatures associated with baking, performing consistently in temperature ratings of 475°F continuous usage to 525°F intermittent usage.

Solid Polyurethane

The non-marking, non-marring polyurethane wheel is molded as one solid piece which makes it free from debonding and flatspoting, as can occur with comparable polyurethane wheels, ensuring a smooth and solid roll over long periods of time.

Polyolefin

Light weight polyolefin wheels are resistant to shock, chemicals and abrasion, and are ideal for a wide range of applications.

Moldon Rubber on Cast Iron

The moldon rubber tread performs especially well on hard surfaces such as concrete, tile, and wood, while the cast iron core wheel stands up to heavier loads with a stable and secure roll.

Semi Steel Cast Iron

The semi-steel cast iron wheel is built to withstand high capacity, heavy loads up to 1250 lbs and in temperatures up to 600°F. An economic choice over steel, semi-steel wheels are abrasion resistant and rugged.