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3" ESD Swivel Stem Caster with Brake
- Electric conductivity (ESD) caster
- 3 inches (74 mm) diameter wheel
- 150 pounds (68 kg) loading capacity
- 2.5 mph maximum speed
Electric conductivity (ESD) 3 inches swivel stem caster with pedal brake and a loading capacity of 150 pounds (68 kg) and a maximum speed of 2.5 mph. The stem-mount is made with a rubber bushing that expands into a 28 mm steel pipe to keep the wheel in place. See the Installation Steps tab for more information on how to install EW-3ESB casters.
Bolt size M12 (12 mm) Length 2 1/4" (57.15 mm)
Use the F-BUS component when this caster is used with the EP-96-ST pipe.
3 inches casters are made for:
- Small trips (25 to 30 feet)
- Infrequent use (10 to 20 times a day)
- Carts weighting less than 400 pounds
- Narrow carts (between 16 and 24 in. wide)
EW-3ESB has a non-electric conductivity version: W-3ESB
For more frequent use or longer trips, we recommend considering the EW-4ESB caster.
For carts that will go outside, roll on ramps or damaged floors, it's preferable to use 6 inches casters.
All casters are equipped with a precision ball bearing.
Save time and avoid guesswork — use our Caster Selection Guide to find the perfect fit.
| Box Quantity | 50 |
|---|---|
| Length | 3 in (74 mm) |
| Height | 4 1/16 in (104 mm) |
| Weight (kg/lbs) | 1.2 lb (0.53 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 | 150 lb (68 kg) |
- Ensure you have the following parts:
- 1x EW-3ESB
- 1x 28mm pipe of your choice
- 1x Wrench
- 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.
- Engage the wheel brake to lock the wheel.
- Tighten the nut located on the top of the stem for the rubber bushing to expend until it barely fits inside the pipe.
- Insert the wheel rod completely inside the pipe. Help yourself with a mallet if needed.
- Rotate the wheel clockwise until it grips firmly inside the pipe.
