Albion Inc.
Albion Inc. 32J982 Swivel Stem Caster w/Brake 4 in. 350 lb
Swivel stem caster with brake supports 350 lb loads using a 4 in. polyurethane wheel on a zinc-plated steel frame
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- Swivel stem with brake locks wheels securely
- 350 lb load rating supports heavy equipment
- Polyurethane tread rolls quietly on smooth floors
- NSF-listed design meets sanitary standards
- Zinc-plated steel frame resists corrosion daily
Swivel Stem Caster with Brake
The Albion Inc. 32J982 is a 4 in. swivel stem caster fitted with a side brake. It carries a 350 lb load rating and mounts on a 1/2 in.-13 threaded stem measuring 2-1/2 in. long. The polyurethane wheel is 1 1/4 in. wide and runs on a Delrin bearing. A zinc-plated steel frame provides corrosion resistance. Overall mounting height reaches 4 13/16 in.
Sanitary NSF-listed wheel for mobile equipment
This caster suits food-service carts, medical trolleys and institutional utility wagons that require an NSF-listed sanitary design. The non-marking polyurethane tread protects finished floors while the integrated brake locks the wheel securely. Buyers needing a rigid fixed caster or a plate-mount configuration should look at a different model. Applications demanding a load capacity above 350 lb are not supported.
1/2 in.-13 x 2-1/2 in. threaded stem
The stem diameter and thread pitch are the single specification that decides fit. Verify that the host equipment accepts a 1/2 in.-13 threaded hole at least 2-1/2 in. deep before ordering. An incorrect stem size will prevent installation entirely.
Highlights
- Swivel stem with brake locks wheels securely
- 350 lb load rating supports heavy equipment
- Polyurethane tread rolls quietly on smooth floors
- NSF-listed design meets sanitary standards
- Zinc-plated steel frame resists corrosion daily
Specifications
| Brand | Zoro Select |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
What stem size does the 32J982 caster need for mounting?
The caster uses a 1/2 In. -13 x 2-1/2 in threaded stem that screws directly into a matching tapped hole.
How do I install the threaded stem caster and what step is often missed?
Thread the stem into the equipment's tapped hole until the frame seats firmly; the step often missed is tightening enough to prevent the stem from loosening under load.
When should I replace the wheel on this 350 lb caster?
Replace the polyurethane wheel if the tread shows flat spots, cracking, or the Delrin bearing no longer rolls smoothly.
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