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Value Brand 6 in Caster Wheel 600 lb
A 6-inch non-marking rubber wheel on a plastic core, rated for 600 lb loads with a 1/2-inch axle bore
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- Supports heavy equipment with a 600 lb load rating
- Protects floors thanks to non-marking thermoplastic rubber tread
- Rolls smoothly on a 65 Shore A soft rubber surface
- Fits 1/2 in axles without an included spanner bushing
- Offers versatile capacity within the 300 to 999 lb range
What this wheel does
The 6 in caster wheel carries up to 600 lb on a non-marking thermoplastic rubber tread bonded to a plastic core. It fits a 1/2 in axle and suits carts or wheelbarrows that need quiet, floor-safe rolling.
Thermals noise and power
The wheel has no motor, electronics or moving parts that generate heat or sound, so it adds no thermal load and runs silently under load. Its soft 65 Shore A tread absorbs vibration without drawing power.
Deciding specification
The 600 lb load rating is the single figure that tells you whether this wheel matches your cart’s maximum weight; if the total load exceeds that number you need a higher-rated wheel.
Highlights
- Supports heavy equipment with a 600 lb load rating
- Protects floors thanks to non-marking thermoplastic rubber tread
- Rolls smoothly on a 65 Shore A soft rubber surface
- Fits 1/2 in axles without an included spanner bushing
- Offers versatile capacity within the 300 to 999 lb range
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
How do I install this 6 in caster wheel onto a 1/2 in axle?
Slide the wheel hub onto the 1/2 in axle; the 2 7/16 in hub length fits standard brackets. The step often missed is securing the wheel with a retaining pin or washer because no spanner bushing is included.
What maintenance will the thermoplastic rubber tread need over time?
Inspect the 65 Shore A tread for cracks or flat spots under heavy loads. Clean debris from the roller bearing occasionally; the plastic core resists corrosion but the rubber will eventually wear and require wheel replacement.
At what load does the 600 lb rating become the limiting factor during sustained use?
The 600 lb load rating is the maximum per wheel. Continuous operation near this limit accelerates tread wear and bearing heat buildup, so the rating itself is the first limit reached under sustained heavy use.
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