The wheel
Diameter, tread width, axle or bore size, and bearing details if visible.
Wheel guide / Request a quote
Answer what you know and skip the rest.
A clear brief means less back and forth.
Step 1 of 6
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.
The castor has to suit its actual operating conditions. Share what you know, and we’ll ask about the rest.
The floor and working environment narrow down the tread, centre and construction.
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.
Diameter, tread width, axle or bore size, and bearing details if visible.
Plate size and hole centres, bolt-hole size, or stem diameter, length and thread.
Overall height, swivel radius and the clearance around the wheel and bracket.
Describe how the equipment turns, travels and stays in position. One piece of equipment can have fixed, swivel and braked castors.
Start with a family; we’ll narrow down the exact compound and construction with you.
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