Fixed Plate Castors
100mm High Temperature Fixed Plate Castor – Black Phenolic Wheel, Heat Resistant to 280°C, 125kg Load
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A 100mm high temperature fixed plate castor with a durable black phenolic wheel, resistant up to 280°C and rated to 125kg.
Engineered for demanding, heat-intensive environments, the phenolic wheel withstands elevated temperatures with ease, providing reliable straight-line movement while keeping its strength and structural integrity under heat stress.
A robust zinc-plated pressed steel bracket with a plain bore and Teflon axle bush ensures smooth operation and resistance to heat-related wear, delivering a long-lasting, efficient solution for professional settings that need durability, stability and high-temperature performance.
Key Features
- Black phenolic wheel – heat resistant up to 280°C
- Retains strength and structural integrity under heat stress
- Fixed design for stable, straight-line movement
- Plain bore with Teflon axle bush – resists heat-related wear
- Robust zinc-plated pressed steel bracket
- 125kg load capacity
Ideal For
- Ovens
- Bakeries
- Industrial applications
Specifications
- Type: Fixed Plate
- Wheel Diameter: 100mm
- Load Capacity: 125kg
- Wheel Material: Phenolic
- Wheel Colour: Black
- Temperature Resistance: Up to 280°C
- Bearing Type: Plain Bore with Teflon Axle Bush
- Bracket Material: Pressed Steel Zinc Plated
Pick the right tyre for your floor
The tyre matters as much as the load rating. Shop by wheel material:
PolyurethaneQuiet and floor-friendly. Best for smooth indoor floors, retail and labs.Shop polyurethane →
RubberSoft, cushioned ride. Ideal for uneven or outdoor surfaces.Shop rubber →
NylonHard and low rolling resistance. Suits heavy loads on hard, clean floors.Shop nylon →
Cast ironVery hard-wearing for heavy loads on rough or hot factory floors.Shop cast iron →
Castor questions, answered
How much load capacity do I need per castor?
Add up the weight of the trolley plus its heaviest load, then divide by three rather than four. On uneven floors one castor is often off the ground, so this gives you a safe margin.
How do I measure a top plate castor?
Measure the top plate (length × width), the distance between the bolt hole centres, and the overall height from the floor to the top of the plate. Match these to the sizes in the listing so the new castor fits your existing holes and keeps the trolley level.
Swivel, braked or fixed — which should I choose?
Swivel castors turn in any direction, fixed castors only roll straight, and braked castors can be locked in place. Many trolleys use two fixed castors at one end with two swivel or braked swivel castors at the other for easy steering.
Can I order in bulk?
Yes. For larger quantities or a fleet of trolleys, send us the items and quantities through the bulk quote form and we'll come back to you with a quote.