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PART 1: General Caster Application Information notes
Describe what you
are attempting to do with your casters. Write as much or as
little as desired. We will prompt you for some other
information below. You can also choose to leave other notes
in this field.
PART 2: Floor and environmental conditions.
PART 3: Weight, Layout, & Capacities
Cart Layouts
Four-Wheel, Non-Tilt,
Conventional
(2 swivel/2 rigid). Easily
turned or pushed in a straight line. This is the most popular type
of cart.
Four-Wheel, Diamond Pattern (4 rigid). Tilt-type, turns on
center wheel. Cart used for light loads. Is often the least
expensive set-up.
Four-Wheel, Diamond Pattern
(2 swivel, 2 rigid). Easy to maneuver.
Usually tilt type but can be mounted level. Unstable for use on
ramps.
Four-Wheel, Non-Tilt
(4 Swivel). Can move in any direction. Good
for confined areas. Swivel locks recommended for straight-line
steering
Six-Wheel, Tilt or Non-Tilt
Recommended for heavy loads and extra-long
trucks for support or weight. Permits turning within own length.
Wagon
(5th-Wheel Steering). For very heavy loads.
Wheels only are mounted to large axles.
What is your basic layout, assuming
you're designing for a cart? See cart layout
examples to the left.
List the overall dimensions of this
equipment List overall size in inches. If you don't know
a dimension,
use an approximate number or leave blank.
PART 4: Planned Usage:
Will this equipment be shock-loaded?
Yes
No
How will the rig be moved?
Manual
Mechanical/Towed
If you're towing the equipment, estimate the towed speed
M.P.H.
