Castor Wheel

Description

What to Know About Castor Wheel?

A castor wheel is a significantly small wheel with a swiveling mechanism, which allows it to rotate freely in any direction. It is attached beneath the scaffold structures to make them move easily from one spot to another.

What are the uses of Castor Wheel?

Castor wheels are used to make larger, difficult-to-carry aluminum scaffolding structures moveable. These provide easy and controlled movement of platforms and workbenches.

What are the Benefits of Castor Wheel?

Castor wheels reduce the physical strain on employees when moving aluminium formworks. They also have braking and locking mechanisms to stop the scaffolding from shifting. With these wheels, fewer people are needed to move structures. 

What scaffolding system does the Castor Wheel belong to?

The caster wheel belongs to any aluminum scaffolding system that is moveable. For example, tube and clamp scaffolding, ring lock scaffolding, etc.

What Materials are Used to Create Castor Wheel?

Castor wheels are made of either plastic, rubber, or metal. Rubber provides good traction, plastic is good for indoor applications, and metal is for heavy-duty applications.