A caster is usually measured by the size of its wheel. For example, a 4" caster would have a 4" wheel -- even though the total overall height of the unit is more than 4" tall. Don't ask us why they do this. We didn't invent the things, we just make them.

Casters come in two basic types: Swivel and rigid. (Some people also call the rigid "fixed" or "stationary" -- which is not a good term for something that is supposed to move. And to add confusion to clarity, a rigid caster is technically an oxymoron since the very definition of a caster is something that swivels!)

Casters are mounted using fastenings -- usually a plate that is bolted or welded in place, or a stem that is inserted into tubing. Fastenings are important because the caster must be securely fastened to operate correctly.

We offer the broadest and best selection of standard and specialty casters in the industry, and we offer custom-made items based on your design or by modifying one of our existing models.

From furniture casters to wheels for light medical equipment and display racks, We have the selection, quality and pricing for nearly any application.

We offer the broadest range of light-medium duty casters for the food service industry
-- including high-temperature, stainless steel and NSF-Listed products.

The 2" wide series of casters
-- ranging from 4" to 8" diameter wheels, with a huge variety of wheels, top plates and options.

Strong and manufactured for "real life" use, the Trio Pines heavy duty lines of casters come with both traditional kingpin-style and the new, stronger "kingpinless" models that can out-last and out-perform regular casters in more serious applications.

From Shopping Cart casters to our new WorkStation casters, we offer a vast array of specialty items, including our extremely popular total lock lines that are both stylish and practical.