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Casters and Wheels
Ordering Guide
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High Temperature Oven Wheels
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Specifications: Material, Temperature, Long Life,
Available in Wheels Only or Entire Caster
Volumne Discounts Available
Baxter, Revent, Dahlen, MacAdams, Lucks, Spartan, Bakers Aid, Lange,
Doyan, Hobart, Adamatic, Cinnelli, Others |
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Wheel
Diameter |
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Over-All Height
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C)
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Swivel
Radius |
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D)
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Top Plate
Dimension |
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x
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E)
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Top Plate
Dimension |
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F)
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Bolt Hole Spacing |
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x
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G)
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Bolt Hole Spacing |
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H)
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Tread
Width |
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J)
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Hub Length |
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K)
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Hub Diameter |
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Description
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Cost
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| Wheel |
3X1 3/8
Heat Deflector Hi-Temp Nylon Wheel 1/2" ID |
$7.25 |
| Wheel |
4X1 3/8
Heat Deflector Hi-Temp Nylon Wheel 3/8" ID Sintered Iron
Bushing |
$7.75 |
| Wheel |
4X1 3/8
Heat Deflector Hi-Temp Nylon Wheel 1/2" ID |
$8.00 |
| Wheel |
4X1 1/2
Heat Deflector Hi-Temp Nylon Wheel 1/2" ID |
$8.00 |
| Wheel |
4X1 1/2
Heat Deflector Hi-Temp Nylon Wheel 3/4" ID |
$8.00 |
| Wheel |
4X1 1/2
Heat Deflector Hi-Temp Nylon Wheel 3/4" ID Roller Bearing |
$11.00
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| Wheel |
4X2 Heat
Deflector Hi-Temp Nylon Wheel 3/4" ID |
$12.75 |
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4X2 Heat
Deflector Hi-Temp Nylon Wheel 3/4" ID Roller Bearing |
$15.50 |
| Wheel |
4X2 Heat
Deflector Hi-Temp Nylon Wheel 1 3/16" ID |
$12.75 |
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Description
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Cost
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| Caster |
4X1-3/8
Hi Temp Nylon Swivel Plate Caster 2 3/8X3 5/8 Top Plate |
$14.50 |
| Caster |
4X1-3/8
Hi Temp Nylon Swivel Plate Caster 2 3/4X3 3/4 Top Plate |
$14.50 |
| Caster |
4X1-3/8
Hi Temp Nylon Swivel Plate Caster 4X4 1/2 Top Plate |
$17.00 |
| Caster |
4X1-3/8
Hi Temp Nylon Swivel Plate Caster 3 1/8X4 1/8 Top Plate |
$15.25
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| Caster |
4X2 Hi
Temp Nylon Swivel Plate Caster 4X4 1/2 Top Plate |
$22.00 |
***Casters include Spanner Bushing
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WHEELS
Check wheels for visible tread wear. Flat spots may indicate accumulation
of foreign material, such as string or thread, which can cause the
wheel to bind. Remove the axle bolt and nut. Clean out foreign material
and check internal components for wear or failure. Re-assemble if
the parts are not damaged. Thread guards may be installed to delay
build-up if foreign material is a continuing problem.
Loose casters and frozen wheels can also cause flat spots. Proper
maintenance, especially tightening of bolts, proper lubrication,
and replacement of damaged casters will enhance equipment rollabililty
and tracking performance.
Badly worn or "chunked out" rubber tires can also cause
erratic steering, bumping, load shifting, and floor damage. Replacement
wheels and bearings should be kept on hand to reduce costly downtime.
After wheels have been inspected and repaired, be sure the axle
nut is properly tightened. Use lock washers or locknuts on all axles.
If the caster axle is loose, tighten immediately. The wheel may
be damaged or lock up if it is cocked in the caster horn.
CASTERS
Check the swivel assembly to see if there is excessive play due
to wear. If the swivel assembly is loose, it is advisable to replace
it (fork or rig) or the entire caster. If the caster has a king
bolt and nut, make sure it is fastened securely. If the swivel does
not turn freely, check for corrosion or dirt binding the raceways.
Again, it may be necessary to replace the swivel assembly or the
entire caster. If the equipment has rigid or stationary casters
at one end, make sure that the caster horns are not bent or distorted.
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GLOSSARY
OF CASTER TERMINOLOGY
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| BOLT
HOLE SPACING |
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The distance between
top plate bolt hole centers |
| CAPACITY |
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Maximum load per
wheel based on expected opera tion (expected maximum load divided
by number of wheels) |
| CASTER
SIZE |
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Same as wheel diameter |
| DYNAMIC
OR ROLLING LOAD |
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Load on a caster
or wheel while in motion |
| FORK
ASSEMBLY (RIG) |
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The caster assembly
without wheel and axle |
| MOUNTING
(TOP) PLATE |
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The plate at the
top of the caster which is bolted or welded to the equipment |
| OFFSET |
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Horizontal distance
between the centerline of the swivel kingpin and the centerline
of the axle; shorter offsets are stronger, longer offsets improve
maneuverability. |
| RACEWAY |
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Surface on which
bearing rollers or balls move |
| ROLLABILITY |
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Force required to
begin or maintain motion, measured by drawbar pull |
| SPANNER
BUSHING |
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The fixed sleeve
in which the axle runs |
| STATIC
LOAD |
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Load on a caster
or wheel while at rest |
| SWIVEL
RADIUS |
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Horizontal distance
between the centerline of the swivel kingpin and the outside
edge of the wheel |
| THRUST
WASHER |
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The washer between
the wheel hub and the inside of the caster leg |
| TREAD
WIDTH (FACE) |
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Width of the wheel tread
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To Order or
For more information Contact:
John Stricker
Practical Baker Equipment Company
1001 W. Diggins St., Harvard, IL 60033
(815)943-8730 voice (815)943.7942 fax
john@bakery.com
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