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Casters:
Casters are used in very low speeds or static applications
especially in industrial applications, in home appliance
vehicles, and in atmospheric external environments.
There are two main types of casters that are suited to the
necessary purpose.
1- Swivel
casters(turns on its own vertical axis);
Swivel casters are made from rotation pincers and a wheel
attached to its axis. It is able to rotate or turn both
radially and axially. Its made on a flat surface wiath
ability to rotate axially with the load it is supposed to
carry.
2- Fixed casters(Doesn’t turn on its vertical axis);
Its made on a stationary pincers wheel and can only turn
radially.
Views in
Selecting casters:
The most important thing in selecting casters is its easy
maneuverability and it being economical.
Some application examples are: 1. Carrying Load, 2.
Surface properties( soil, cement,ceramic etc.), 3.
Manual or Engine Powerment, 4. Environmet properties (dusty,
moist, high temperature gradients) and quality requirements
for its intended sector ( chemistry,medicine etc).
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Three swivel casters |
Four swivel casters |
Two
swivel, two fixed casters |
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In
light loads and narrow spaces, it gives excellent
direction control. |
High
maneuvering Capability, but difficult to control in long
distances. |
Strong guidance control. |
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Two
swivel, two fixed casters |
Four swivel, two fixed casters |
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Sensitive guidance control. |
Good for heavy and high
volume loads with good guidance control. |
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CODING SYSTEM:

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| ADB |
Casting iron, bastion casters. |
| ADR |
Casting iron, ball bearing casters. |
ALB |
Iron sheet hub, bastion, heavy type casters. |
AYB |
Casters that can resist the heat temperature of 250°C |
DUR |
Casting covered, polyurethane, ballnearing casters. |
KPT |
Complete plastic casters. |
MAB |
Polyproplene, heavy duty, bastion casters. |
MEB |
Polyproplene,hub covered with thermo plastic casters. |
MHB |
Polyproplene, light duty, bastion casters. |
MHK |
Polyproplene, light duty, roller bearing casters. |
MLB |
Polyproplene hub, rubber, self-bastioned casters. |
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| MMB |
Polypropylene casters. |
| MMLB |
Polypropylene hub, covered with flexible rubber casters.. |
| MMLK |
Polypropylene hub, covered with flexible rubber roler bearing casters. |
| PAB |
Polyamide, heavy duty, bastion casters. |
| PAR |
Polyamide, heavy duty, ball bearing casters. |
| PHB |
Polyamide, light duty, bastion casters. |
| PHK |
Polyamide, light duty, roller bearing casters. |
| PUB |
Polyamide, covered with polyuretmane, bastion casters. |
| PUR |
Polyamide, covered with polyuretmane, ball bearing casters. |
| SLB |
Sheet iron hub, rubber, polyamide, bastion casters. |
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D:
Whell remembrance diameter. It is also valued as the
maximum diameter.
In our products usual diameters include 50,55,80,100,125,150,200. |
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T |
It is
the maximum width in the wheel ring. Our general widths
include 20,25,30,35,37.5,40,45 and 50. |
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d |
d:Reel
hole diameter |
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T1 |
T1:
Hub
width, tire bastion hole length. It is the width from
the outermost layer to outer layer. |
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h |
Full
height is the casters maximum height from the ground. In
surface models, it is the area of the surface plane and
in models with pims it is the length between the pim and the surface. |
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F |
Axial
loss; is the distance between the wheel rotation center
and pincer rotation center in Swivel casters. |
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AxB |
AxB
Circular Tray dimension is the distance between the
exterior perimeter of the surface. |
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axb |
Tray
hole distance is the distances between the hole centers. |
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d1 |
Tray
Hole Diameter is sometimes oval and sometimes circular.
In oval holes this is the measurement of the hole width. |
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d2 |
Pin
diameter. |
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L |
Pin
height. |
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d3 |
Central
hole diameter. |
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r |
Wheel
rotation radius; is the maximum circular radius made by
the rotation of pincer hole center about the outermost
point. |
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Products
own weight. This is mostly used in transportations. |
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Loading
capacity; is the products maximum load that it can carry
under dynamic conditions. |
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