What are threaded casters?

These casters are meant for versatility. They're designed to give you the mobility you need for furniture such as chairs or tables. In fact, threaded stem casters are designed with a screw on top, so that users can properly attach these casters to equipment as needed, unlike industrial wheels. This type of caster is common on food service displays and equipment for institutional services.

Increase mobility in the workplace by utilizing casters. A new addition to your everyday work items, threaded stem casters will reduce the amount of time you spend transporting items and prevent strain on your body. These casters are an affordable way to add mobility, and they're easy to install. Simply thread them into a base plate or extrusion to lighten your load or make moving around at your desk a cinch.

You can even use threaded casters outside of the workplace. How about at home on your computer chair or the food prep cart you store against the wall in your kitchen? Imagine how easy it would be to get to the things you need with a rolling chair that gives you greater accessibility to the things around the room. And for just a moment, think about how easy it would be to prepare dinner on a roll-away island for small kitchens that aren't roomy enough for a permanent island. That's the benefit of threaded casters.

As you use an apparatus with casters, you may find that unwanted materials such as lint and thread get stuck in the wheel bearings. To prevent this from happening, customers can purchase thread guards to shield the caster from these pesky materials. With a thread guard, these industrial wheels will not revolve, forcing the obtrusive objects to drop onto the caster legs. In turn, casters are much more attractive as a result of their protective barrier. And as an added bonus, the clean and smooth finish is long-lasting, so you won't have to spend so much time cleaning on your hands and knees.