Solid ball caster without collar, with threaded pin
Description
Design and construction This Schulz ball caster consists of a casing with threaded pin and a top cover as solid turned parts, a bearing ball and several support balls. Dimensions The spacing is calculated by dividing the shortest edge length of the object to be transported by 3.5.
- Castors, swivelling
- ball transfer unit
- balls
- Steel ball
Product characteristics
- Casing
- galvanised steel tempered, Stainless steel tempered
- Deckel
- galvanised steel, Stainless steel
- Support balls
- Tool steel (tempered), Stainless steel (tempered), Plastic
- Bearing ball
- tool steel (tempered), stainless steel (tempered), plastic
- Temperature range
- from -30°C to +100°C (up to +30°C with plastic bearing ball)
- Conveyance velocity
- up to 1.5 m/s
- Dynamic load rating
- up to max. 350 kg
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