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Let’s find your fit.

Answer what you know and skip the rest.
A clear brief means less back and forth.

Prefer a written guide? See what to measure and consider.
01

Know the load.

Include the equipment’s own weight and the maximum payload. Tell us how many wheels support it and whether the load is uneven or changes during use.

  • Equipment weight and maximum payload
  • Number of wheels and where the load sits
  • Manual or powered travel, frequency and speed

The castor has to suit its actual operating conditions. Share what you know, and we’ll ask about the rest.

02

Describe the route.

The floor and working environment narrow down the tread, centre and construction.

  • Floor finish, joints, thresholds, gradients and obstacles
  • Indoor or outdoor use, wet areas and temperature
  • Cleaning products, oils or other process exposure
  • Noise, floor marking or electrical requirements
03

Check the fit.

Replacing a wheel? Photograph the complete castor, its mounting and any markings. Include a ruler in the photo where possible.

The fitting
Note how the castor attaches.

The wheel

Diameter, tread width, axle or bore size, and bearing details if visible.

The mounting

Plate size and hole centres, bolt-hole size, or stem diameter, length and thread.

The complete castor

Overall height, swivel radius and the clearance around the wheel and bracket.

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04

Plan the movement.

Describe how the equipment turns, travels and stays in position. One piece of equipment can have fixed, swivel and braked castors.

  • The wheel layout: which castors swivel and which are fixed
  • Straight tracking, frequent turning or a combination
  • Brake or positioning requirements
  • Travel frequency and bearing requirements
  • Quantity, equipment model and existing part numbers
See the common wheel layouts

Next step

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