Casters

CASTERS BUILT FOR EVERY LOAD, ENVIRONMENT, AND APPLICATION

From light‑duty carts to heavy‑duty industrial equipment, Jealco offers one of the most complete caster selections available.


Choose from a wide range of caster types, materials, sizes, and load ratings, engineered to perform in demanding environments and tailored to how your equipment moves.


What You’ll Find:

  • Types: Rigid, swivel, and total‑lock casters
  • Mounting Options: Plate, stem, threaded, and custom configurations
  • Materials: Polyurethane, rubber, nylon, steel, phenolic, and more
  • Sizes & Capacities: From small precision casters to high‑capacity industrial solutions
  • Environments: Manufacturing floors, warehousing, food service, healthcare, and outdoor use


Whether you’re reducing floor damage, increasing maneuverability, or supporting extreme loads, our product lineup delivers reliability, durability, and smooth movement—every time



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Light Duty Casters

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Light-duty casters are designed for moving lighter loads in residential, office, retail, and light commercial settings. They are a simple, practical choice for furniture, display units, small carts, and equipment that needs smooth, easy mobility.


Common Types

  • Swivel casters for easier turning
  • Rigid casters for straight-line movement
  • Brake casters for added control


Capacity Range

Light-duty casters are made for low-capacity applications where easy movement and convenience are the main priorities. They are commonly used on small carts, displays, furniture, and lightweight equipment.


Wheel Materials

Popular material options include:

  • Rubber
  • Thermoplastic
  • Polyurethane
  • Nylon
  • Polyolefin


Wheel Sizes

Common light-duty caster wheel sizes include:

  • 2-inch
  • 3-inch
  • 4-inch
  • 5-inch


Popular Features

Light-duty casters may include:

  • Brakes
  • Non-marking wheels
  • Quiet rolling designs
  • Plate or stem mounts
  • Corrosion-resistant finishes


Industries That Use Light-Duty Casters

Light-duty casters are widely used in:

  • Offices
  • Retail
  • Schools
  • Healthcare
  • Hospitality
  • Residential applications
  • Light maintenance


Why Choose Light-Duty Casters?

Light-duty casters provide easy mobility, convenience, and floor-friendly performance for lighter applications. With different wheel materials, sizes, and mounting options available, they are a versatile solution for everyday use.

Medium Duty Casters

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Medium-duty casters are designed for moving moderate loads in commercial, institutional, and light industrial settings. They are a practical choice for carts, racks, equipment, and other applications that need reliable mobility without the capacity of heavy-duty casters.


Common Types

  • Swivel casters for easier turning
  • Rigid casters for straight-line movement
  • Brake casters for added control


Capacity Range

Medium-duty casters are made for everyday applications that require more support than light-duty casters, but not the load capacity of heavy-duty options. They are often used on utility carts, stock carts, and mobile equipment.


Wheel Materials

Popular material options include:

  • Polyurethane
  • Rubber
  • Thermoplastic
  • Nylon
  • Phenolic


Wheel Sizes

Common medium-duty caster wheel sizes include:

  • 3-inch
  • 4-inch
  • 5-inch
  • 6-inch
  • 8-inch


Popular Features

Medium-duty casters may include:

  • Brakes
  • Swivel locks
  • Non-marking wheels
  • Quiet rolling designs
  • Corrosion-resistant finishes


Industries That Use Medium-Duty Casters

Medium-duty casters are widely used in:

  • Warehousing
  • Retail
  • Healthcare
  • Hospitality
  • Food service
  • Schools and institutions
  • Facility maintenance


Why Choose Medium-Duty Casters?

Medium-duty casters offer a balance of strength, mobility, and versatility for everyday use. With multiple wheel materials, sizes, and features available, they work well across a wide range of commercial and light industrial applications.

Heavy Duty Casters

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Heavy-duty casters are built for moving large, heavy loads in demanding industrial and commercial settings. They are a reliable choice for carts, racks, platforms, equipment, and other material handling applications.


Common Types

  • Swivel casters for easier turning
  • Rigid casters for straight-line movement
  • Brake casters for added control
  • Kingpinless casters for tougher, high-impact use


Capacity Range

Heavy-duty casters are made for high-capacity applications where standard casters are not enough. They are commonly used for heavy equipment, loaded carts, and industrial transport systems.


Wheel Materials

Popular material options include:

  • Polyurethane
  • Cast iron
  • Forged steel
  • Nylon
  • Phenolic
  • Rubber


Wheel Sizes

Common heavy-duty caster wheel sizes include:

  • 4-inch
  • 5-inch
  • 6-inch
  • 8-inch
  • 10-inch and larger


Popular Features

Heavy-duty industrial casters may include:

  • Brakes
  • Swivel locks
  • Shock-absorbing designs
  • Corrosion-resistant finishes
  • Thread guards


Industries That Use Heavy-Duty Casters

Heavy-duty casters are widely used in:

  • Manufacturing
  • Warehousing
  • Automotive
  • Aerospace
  • Material handling
  • Food processing
  • Facility maintenance


Why Choose Heavy-Duty Casters?

Heavy-duty casters help move heavy loads more safely and efficiently. With multiple types, materials, sizes, and features available, they can be matched to a wide range of industrial applications.

Specialty Casters

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Specialty casters are designed for unique environments and application-specific needs that standard casters may not handle. They are used when factors like floor protection, noise reduction, sanitation, extreme temperatures, static control, or ergonomics are especially important.


Common Types

  • High-temperature casters for heat-sensitive environments
  • Stainless steel casters for washdown and corrosive settings
  • Pneumatic casters for rough floors and shock absorption
  • ESD casters for static-sensitive areas
  • Spring-loaded casters for shock and vibration reduction


Capacity Range

Specialty casters are available in a wide range of capacities depending on the application. They are used where performance requirements go beyond standard light, medium, or heavy-duty needs.


Wheel Materials

Popular material options include:

  • Polyurethane
  • Rubber
  • Phenolic
  • Nylon
  • Stainless steel
  • High-temperature compounds


Wheel Sizes

Common specialty caster wheel sizes include:

  • 3-inch
  • 4-inch
  • 5-inch
  • 6-inch
  • 8-inch and larger


Popular Features

Specialty casters may include:

  • Corrosion-resistant construction
  • Noise-reducing wheels
  • Shock-absorbing designs
  • Non-marking wheels
  • Heat-resistant materials
  • Static-control properties


Industries That Use Specialty Casters

Specialty casters are widely used in:

  • Food processing
  • Healthcare
  • Laboratories
  • Electronics
  • Aerospace
  • Manufacturing
  • Institutional facilities


Why Choose Specialty Casters?

Specialty casters provide the right solution for environments with specific performance, safety, or compliance requirements. With many material, size, and feature options available, they help equipment move reliably in challenging conditions.