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Value Brand 1NVC6 6 in Steel Swivel Plate Caster 1200 lb B
A 6-inch steel swivel plate caster rated for 1200 lb with a non-marking wheel and no brake
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- Swivel plate enables smooth directional changes
- 1200 lb load rating supports heavy equipment
- 6 in steel wheel resists wear and deformation
- Non-marking tread protects floor surfaces
- No brake or lock keeps movement free
6 in Steel Swivel Plate Caster
This 6 in steel swivel plate caster supports a 1200 lb load rating for heavy-duty carts and wheelbarrows. The steel wheel and core resist wear while the non-marking tread protects floor surfaces. It mounts with a standard plate and swivels freely without a brake or lock.
Replacing fixed or lower-rated wheels
Swap out fixed wheels or casters rated below 1200 lb when the equipment must turn in tight aisles or carry heavier loads. The jump is worth it when the current wheels bind under weight or leave marks on finished floors. No lock or brake is included, so it does not suit applications that require positive wheel locking.
Simple plate mounting
The standard plate bolts to the cart frame with common hardware and the single wheel spins on a plain swivel race. Installers sometimes forget to tighten all four bolts evenly, which can cause the caster to bind or track crooked. Because no brake is fitted, the cart will roll on slopes unless chocked or secured separately.
Highlights
- Swivel plate enables smooth directional changes
- 1200 lb load rating supports heavy equipment
- 6 in steel wheel resists wear and deformation
- Non-marking tread protects floor surfaces
- No brake or lock keeps movement free
Specifications
| Brand | Zoro Select |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
What size mounting holes does the 6 in steel swivel plate caster use?
The standard plate caster mounts with a typical four-bolt pattern; drill clearance holes to match the plate corners and secure with grade-5 hardware.
How do I install the caster so the swivel action stays smooth?
Bolt the plate squarely to a rigid frame, torque each fastener evenly, and verify the wheel spins freely before loading the 1200 lb rating.
When should I replace the steel wheel on this caster?
Inspect the tread for flat spots, cracks, or bearing noise; replace the wheel if the steel tread shows visible wear or the swivel develops play.
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