Spring-loaded casters differ from regular casters in several ways. The most notable difference is the spring. The spring provides protection, but the caster can bottom out if too much force is applied. This is why it is essential to use caution when using these casters.
Stainless steel
Stainless steel spring loaded casters are specially designed to absorb bumps in the road. They provide extra flex and a smoother ride when compared to regular casters. These are also constructed with heavy-duty materials and can handle high-speed loads. In addition, these casters have self-lubricating wheels that reduce stress and vibrations. These are particularly suitable for warehouses and other industries that operate fragile goods.
These casters are popular in clean rooms, laboratories, medical facilities, animal cages, pharmaceutical factories, food processing, catering, and food processing industries. They are also popular in marine environments. All their metal parts are made of 304 STAINLESS STEEL.
Welded steel
Welded steel spring-loaded caster construction offers superior shock absorption and protection for your cargo. They can handle a wide range of loads, from 160 to 300 pounds, and are available with a direction lock brake. If you require a caster with a high shock absorption capacity, you should consider the 43 Series.
These casters are RoHS-compliant and feature a high-quality, rugged welded steel construction with a heavy-duty steel spring. These casters provide exceptional shock absorption and are ideal for industries involving heavy loads, such as aerospace and automotive. With their 4-1/2″ diameter mounting plate and 2″ diameter wheels, these spring-loaded casters provide outstanding durability and load protection.
Aircraft jacks
It would be best to have spring-loaded casters when you want to move aircraft jacks around easily and quickly. These casters make placing the jack easier and releasing it after lifting. These casters can be used with tripod aircraft jacks, stabilizing the aircraft at the tail, wings, and nose. You can buy these jacks in different weight capacities. Some of them even have ladders built in.
Trash gondolas
If you want to minimize noise and vibrations when moving trash gondolas, consider using shock-absorbing spring-loaded casters. These casters have high-strength, chrome-vanadium springs that begin compressing at a weight of about 25 pounds per caster. They also feature long swivel leads to reduce excessive shimmy and vibration while towing.
Parade floats
When you build a parade float, you must use casters that are sturdy and provide support for the entire structure. If the float is not sturdy enough, it will collapse and break, and you don’t want that to happen. Fortunately, there are several options for parade float wheels. First, you can choose to use traditional wheels, which will add more weight to your float. If you’d like to use wheeled casters, choose those rated for a large amount of weight.
Another option is to use a set of spring-loaded casters. You can easily attach them to your float’s base using screws. These are ideal for securing props and decorations for the float. Alternatively, you can use drywall screws to mount your props. But if you’re using spring-loaded casters, you should be sure to have a first-aid kit on hand, just in case. You can also attach hay bales to your float as seating and cover them with blankets to make them more comfortable. You can also use a laundry basket or a kids’ basketball hoop as candy catchers.
