Overview
These smooth-rolling casters support up to 265 lbs. each and come in five unique styles. Soft-yet-resiliant polyurethane wheels ride easily on everything from concrete to carpet and coolly skim over cracks, cords and other small obstacles. Perfect for mobilizing furniture, shop stands, equipment and more. Sold in pairs.
Available styles:
- Rigid (Plate Mount)
- Swivel (Plate Mount)
- Total-Lock Swivel (Plate Mount)
Each caster features a 4" diameter, 1-3/16" wide wheel and a cold-rolled, zinc-plated steel body. Overall height is 5".
Rigid Casters:
- Allow for smooth and stable straight-line movement.
- Often used as the rear pair in a four-caster system.
Swivel Casters:
- Provides smooth and quiet 360° rotation with sealed ball bearing swivel.
- Highly maneuverable.
Total-Lock Swivel Casters:
- Foot-brake locks both wheel and swivel for stable stationary setups.
- Quick-release foot lever comes standard.
Specifications:
- Overall width: 2-3/8"
- Plate size (plate mount casters only): 2-5/8" x 3-3/4" x 1/8"
- Stem size (stem mount casters only): 1" L x 1/2" Dia.
- Stem casters include locking nut
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5 Review(s)
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Posted November 15, 2014
I have a couple of sets of these 4" wheels and love them. The Poly wheel surfaces provide a bit of cushioning and the best part is that they roll over everything you typically encounter on the floor of a workshop, sewing or craft room. They easily carry a 250 lb. table. The locks have worked flawlessly so far. If I need more wheels...these are the ones to buy.
I replaced the cheap casters on...
Posted May 10, 2011
I replaced the cheap casters on my workshop's roll-around desk chair with the 26580's. All FIVE of them. Excellent construction and they DO roll very smoothly on the rough cement floor in my shop.Recommended!
For about 12 years now I've...
Posted June 4, 2012
For about 12 years now I've bought 5 sets of mostly 3" poly casters for my various mobile power tools, the most recent being a larger 4" set for the new workbench i'm finishing. Although I recently had some material break off one wheel on my clamp rackapprox. 9-10 yrs. old, these have served quite well despite enduring a mostly non-climate controlled midwest garage shops. The only change I would ever make would be to make the brake release "button" a bit more accessible, although the small end of a tack hammer head works pretty good.
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