Dayton
Dayton MH13X49602G Rigid Caster 750 lb Black Steel Rubber
Rigid caster supports 750 lb loads with a rubber wheel on a powder-coated steel frame
- 750 lb load capacity handles heavy tool chests
- Rubber tread on steel core rolls smoothly over concrete
- Powder-coated black finish resists rust in damp garages
- Rigid design keeps storage units tracking straight
- 10 in overall height fits standard workbench clearance
Rigid Caster 750 lb Load Capacity
The Dayton MH13X49602G is a rigid caster built with a steel frame and rubber wheel finished in black powder coat. It provides a fixed-direction rolling solution for tool storage units and heavy equipment. The unit supports a 750 lb load capacity and measures 10 in overall height, 10 in overall length and 2 in overall width.
Suited for straight-line transport.
This caster suits workshops and garages where equipment moves along a straight path and directional stability is required. It is not for applications needing swivel movement or omnidirectional steering. Buyers outfitting mobile workbenches or carts that must turn in tight spaces should consider a swivel model instead.
Fixed rigid design determines steering capability
The single specification that decides fit is the rigid, non-swivel construction which locks wheel orientation to a single axis. This design delivers straight tracking under a 750 lb load but prevents the unit from pivoting. Verify that your application only requires linear travel before selecting this part.
Highlights
- 750 lb load capacity handles heavy tool chests
- Rubber tread on steel core rolls smoothly over concrete
- Powder-coated black finish resists rust in damp garages
- Rigid design keeps storage units tracking straight
- 10 in overall height fits standard workbench clearance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often should the rubber tread on this 750 lb caster be inspected for wear or flat-spotting?
Inspect the rubber tread periodically under load; replace the caster if the tread shows deep cracks, chunking or a permanent flat spot that causes vibration.
What component reaches its limit first when this rigid caster carries a continuous 750 lb load?
The rubber tread compresses until it hits the steel core, so the wheel material is the first limit under sustained maximum weight.
Does the powder-coated steel fork get hot or make noise during all-day rolling on concrete?
The steel fork stays at ambient temperature; only a faint rolling sound from the rubber-on-concrete contact is audible.
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