Albion Inc.
Albion Inc. Zoro Select 33H918 Swivel Plate Caster 6-3/16 in H NSF-Listed Plate Type A
A swivel plate caster with a 240 lb load rating, rubber wheel, and NSF listing for food-service equipment
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- Swivels freely for smooth directional changes
- Supports up to 240 lb for heavy carts and equipment
- 5 in rubber wheel absorbs shock on rough surfaces
- NSF listed for sanitary environments
- Plate Type A mount fits standard brackets
Zoro Select 33H918 Swivel Plate Caster
The Albion Inc. Zoro Select 33H918 is a single swivel plate caster designed for wheelbarrows, carts and similar yard equipment. It carries a 240 lb load rating and sits at a 6-3/16 in overall height with a 5 in diameter wheel. The rubber tread on a rubber core is non-marking and ships new.
Buyers needing a braked or locking caster
This caster has no brake and no swivel lock, so it suits applications where free rotation is wanted and stationary locking is not required. It is not for buyers who need a brake to hold a load in place or a swivel lock for straight-line tracking. The Proposition 65 notice also means it is not for buyers who must avoid the listed chemicals.
240 lb load rating on a 5 in rubber wheel
The single specification that decides fit is the 240 lb load rating combined with the 5 in rubber wheel diameter. If the equipment demands a higher capacity, a different wheel material or a brake, this model will not meet the requirement.
Highlights
- Swivels freely for smooth directional changes
- Supports up to 240 lb for heavy carts and equipment
- 5 in rubber wheel absorbs shock on rough surfaces
- NSF listed for sanitary environments
- Plate Type A mount fits standard brackets
Specifications
| Brand | Zoro Select |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
What plate type does the 33H918 caster use for mounting?
The caster uses a Plate Type A mounting plate for attachment.
How is the swivel plate caster installed, and what step is often missed?
Bolt the Plate Type A base to the frame using the four corner holes; the step often missed is tightening all bolts evenly to prevent wobble.
When will the rubber wheel on this 240 lb rated caster need replacement?
Replace the rubber wheel when the tread shows flat spots, cracks, or the wheel no longer rolls smoothly under load.
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