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4 x heavy-duty castor twin-wheels for the Pro-Series Desk with foot brakes.
If you need to move your sit stand desk you don't want to be lifting it every time. At the same time you don't want to compromise the stability of your desk. Our heavy duty castor wheels are specifically deigned to be fitted to sit stand desks. They provide total stability and can be locked into place when your desk is static in place.
The twin wheel low profile design not only increases manoeuvrability but increases load capacity. Zinc-plated, pressed metal construction provides an attractive corrosion-resistant finish.
To install, unscrew the round foot pads attached to the desk frame feet and then install the castor wheels using a spanner/shifter. Click here for further instructions.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Wheel Diameter: 50mm
Wheel Width: 2 x 20mm
Castor Frame Type: Swivel with Brake
Wheel Type: Non-Marking Rubber
Wheel Bearing Type: Ball Bearing
Castor Height: 71mm
Swivel Radius: 83mm
Bolt Hole Size: 10mm
Maximum Load Capacity (per twin wheel): 70kg
Recommended Load Capacity (per twin wheel): 60kg
UpDown Desks Australia Pty Ltd is an Australian owned and operated company. When you contact us, you're dealing directly with the owners based in Melbourne.
Twin castor wheels are two wheels together that allow for movement of a desk to which they are attached. Good castor wheels will be stable and may have a locking mechanism when the desk is not being moved.
A castor wheel is a wheel with a bracket. Many castor wheels are designed with a swivel which allows the caster to rotate 360 degrees while under load. This improves the maneouverability of the castor wheels.
The maximum load of castor wheels varies depending on the quality of the castor wheel and the materials it is made from. A typical maximum load capacity per twin wheel in 70kg.
A wheel is limited in that it spins on a single axis. It can only roll in one direction. A castor includes a mounting system that holds the wheel in place. Some castors will swivel and others are fixed.
Correctly installed castor wheels should not wobble excessively. If the castor wheels do wobble a lot then there may be a problem such as for swivel castors that the swivel section is too loose, the castor is mounted incorrectly or the castor legs have been bent, the castor wheels are being moved too quickly, or the load is not balanced.
