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Value Brand Rigid Plate Caster 8 in 1200 lb
Rigid plate caster with an 8-inch iron wheel supports 1,200 lb loads for wheelbarrows and carts
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- 1200 lb load rating supports heavy equipment
- 8 inch iron wheel rolls smoothly on rough surfaces
- Rigid plate design keeps carts tracking straight
- Non-marking tread protects finished floors
- Prop 65 warning discloses chemical content
Rigid Plate Caster 8 in 1200 lb
This rigid plate caster supports a 1200 lb load rating with an 8 in iron wheel. The non‑marking tread protects floor surfaces while the fixed plate mount provides straight‑line tracking for carts and wheelbarrows. It is built for heavy‑duty material‑handling tasks in workshops, warehouses or outdoor yards.
Sustained load behaviour
The solid iron wheel and core resist deformation when the full 1200 lb rating is applied continuously. No swivel lock or brake is included, so the caster rolls freely under constant weight without binding. California Proposition 65 warnings note the presence of chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm.
Installation and common issues
The plate bolts directly to the equipment frame using standard mounting holes; no specialised tools are required. Because the caster is rigid, alignment must be accurate to prevent scrubbing or uneven wear. The absence of a brake means the unit cannot be locked in place on inclines.
Highlights
- 1200 lb load rating supports heavy equipment
- 8 inch iron wheel rolls smoothly on rough surfaces
- Rigid plate design keeps carts tracking straight
- Non-marking tread protects finished floors
- Prop 65 warning discloses chemical content
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
Does the 1200 lb rigid plate caster generate noticeable noise or heat when a loaded cart runs all day?
The iron wheel on iron core rolls on a rigid plate without a brake, so it produces typical metal-on-floor sound and no measurable heat during continuous use.
What mounting hardware must I already have to bolt this 8 in caster onto my equipment?
You need four bolts or lag screws that match the plate’s hole pattern and a wrench or socket set to secure the rigid plate to your frame.
Will this 1200 lb iron-wheel caster roll smoothly on the same axle as older rubber-tread wheels I plan to keep?
The rigid iron tread is non-marking and harder than rubber, so it tracks straight but feels firmer; mixing treads can cause uneven wear if loads shift.
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