160mm Fixed Plate Castor – Blue Non-Marking Elastic Rubber Tyre, Nylon Centre, Roller Bearing, 350kg Load
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A 160mm fixed plate castor with a blue non-marking elastic rubber tyre, nylon centre and roller bearing, rated to 350kg per castor.
Designed for smooth, reliable movement of medium to heavy loads, this castor features a durable roller bearing wheel, zinc-plated pressed steel bracket and non-marking blue elastic rubber tread. It delivers excellent floor protection, reduced rolling resistance and quiet operation across a variety of working environments.
The fixed design provides excellent straight-line stability and a long service life. The elastic rubber wheel and robust nylon centre give dependable performance on concrete, resin and warehouse flooring while helping to minimise vibration when transporting goods.
Key Features
- Fixed (non-swivel) design for straight-line stability
- Blue non-marking elastic rubber tread – quiet and floor-protecting
- Robust nylon centre
- Durable roller bearing for reduced rolling resistance
- Zinc-plated pressed steel bracket
- Suitable for concrete, resin and warehouse floors
- 350kg load capacity per castor
Ideal For
- Warehouse trolleys and platform trucks
- Material handling equipment and manufacturing facilities
- Distribution centres and workshop carts
- Industrial transport applications
Specifications
- Type: Fixed
- Wheel Diameter (mm): 160
- Load Capacity: 350 kg
- Wheel Composition: Elastic Rubber Tyre/Nylon Centre
- Bracket Material: Pressed Steel Zinc Plated
- Plate Size: 135 X 110 (mm)
- Hole Centres: 105 X 80 (mm)
- Tyre Colour: Blue
- Bearing Type: Roller Bearing
- Tread Width: 45 mm
- Overall Height: 190 mm
- Towable: No
- Fixing Bolt Size: 10mm
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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.