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    EW-4ESB

    4" ESD Swivel Stem Caster with Brake

    • Electric conductivity (ESD) caster
    • 4 inches (100 mm) diameter wheel
    • 250 pounds (113 kg) loading capacity
    • 2.5Mph maximum speed
    Also Available:
    1. 3" ESD Swivel Stem Caster with Brake
    2. 4" Swivel Stem Caster with Brake
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    CDN$20.58
    (CDN$20.58 each)
    Total Qty: 1
    Farnham: 1,389
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    The 4" casters are made for carts weighing more than 400 pounds, larger carts that are greater than 24" wide and 48" long,  longer trips that don't exceed 100 feet maximum, and higher frequency trips. This is ideal for use in mobile carts and material handling solutions.

    • Swivel stem caster with brake and a precision ball bearing.
    • Stem-mount is made with a rubber bushing that expands into a 28 mm steel pipe to keep the wheel in place
    • Caster is anti-static (ESD), making it ideal for environments where static discharge must be managed or prevented 
    • Bolt M12 (12 mm) Length 2 1/4" (57.15 mm)
    • Loading capacity of 250 pounds (113.4 kg)
    • Maximum speed of 2.5 Mph.(4.02 Km/H)

    Use the F-BUS component when this caster is used with the EP-96-ST pipe.

     

    More Information
    Box Quantity 32
    Length 4 in (102 mm)
    Height 5 1/8 in (130 mm)
    Weight 1.8 lb (0.8 kg)
    Box Dimensions Cardboard box of 18 X 11 X 12 in (460 X 280 X 300 mm)
    Primary Material Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR)
    Temperature Resistance -22°F to 158°F (-30°C to 70°C)
    Electric Conductivity (ESD) Yes (10^6– 10^8)
    Loading Capacity 250 lb (113 kg)
    1. Ensure you have the following parts:
      • 1x W-3ESB
      • 1x 28mm pipe of your choice
      • 1x Wrench
    2. Ensure that the structure is levelled when supported by the pipes that will be wheeled. Otherwise, the height difference might cause the structure to sway.
    3. Flip the structure for a better access to the bottom pipes.
    4. Engage the wheel brake to lock the wheel.
    5. Tighten the nut located on the top of the stem for the rubber bushing to expend until it barely fits inside the pipe.
    6. Insert the wheel rod completely inside the pipe. Help yourself with a mallet if needed.
    7. Rotate the wheel clockwise until it grips firmly inside the pipe.

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