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Value Brand Rigid Plate Caster 4 in 350 lb
A 4-inch rigid plate caster with a thermoplastic rubber wheel on a polyolefin core supports a 300 lb load rating and rolls without marking floors
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- 350 lb load capacity for heavy carts
- Rigid plate design keeps wheels tracking straight
- 4 in thermoplastic rubber wheel rolls quietly
- Non-marking tread protects indoor floors
- No brake or swivel lock for simple mounting
4-Inch Rigid Plate Caster
This rigid plate caster uses a single 4-inch wheel built with a polyolefin core and thermoplastic rubber tread. The non-marking surface protects finished floors while the rigid yoke keeps travel straight for carts, dollies or utility platforms that do not require swivel motion.
350 lb Load Rating and Plate Mount
A 350 lb load rating supports heavy shop equipment, and the plate mounting pattern bolts directly to flat frames without extra brackets. No brake or swivel lock is included, so the caster rolls freely until the vehicle is stopped by other means.
Replaces Worn Fixed Casters
Swapping out a cracked or flat-spotted fixed caster restores straight tracking and floor protection on existing carts. The jump is worth it when the old wheel marks surfaces or the bearing binds, and the plate bolt pattern matches the current mounting holes.
Highlights
- 350 lb load capacity for heavy carts
- Rigid plate design keeps wheels tracking straight
- 4 in thermoplastic rubber wheel rolls quietly
- Non-marking tread protects indoor floors
- No brake or swivel lock for simple mounting
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
How does the rigid plate design affect the caster's movement compared to a swivel type?
The rigid plate keeps the wheel fixed in one direction, so it only rolls straight forward or backward and cannot pivot like a swivel caster.
What mounting pattern and hardware does the 4-inch plate require?
The plate has a standard four-hole pattern; use bolts that match the hole diameter and a wrench that fits the bolt heads.
What is the correct way to bolt the caster to a cart frame so it tracks straight?
Align all four plate holes with the frame, insert bolts through each hole, add washers and nuts, then tighten evenly so the wheel axle stays parallel to the cart axle.
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