6 Inch Caster Wheels, Heavy Duty Casters Load 2800 Lbs, Industrial Swivel Silent Caster Wheels for Workbench Cart and Furniture Set of 4

These use a very standard 75mm x 45mm bolt pattern which is handy when replacing wheels that came on a machine, which is what I used these for. They are double locking which is the only type of locking caster that I will buy.These come with mounting bolts/nuts and mounting screws, which is a nice value. The length of the bolts might not work for your application, but it's nice that they include them regardless. It's a good add to the nuts and bolts junk drawer in my toolbox.I'm only holding up about 350 pounds on a set of four of these casters, so not really a test of their load-bearing ability. But they roll smoothly on my garage floor and lock both the roll and swivel, which is exactly what I need them to do.I had a smaller, 3" version of these casters and after 5-6 years in my 100+-degree garage the orange plastic wheels did crack. But the heat in my garage kills everything eventually.. I've had the glue holding on a screwdriver handle melt and the handle fall off. Any plastic caster will crack/dry rot eventually. The cure for that is to buy solid steel caster wheels. But they are 4x-5x the cost and don't usually roll too smoothly, but that is the price you pay for almost indestructible casters. I'll keep using these and replace them every 5 years or so.Would buy again (and likely will have to).

I'm extremely pleased with these wheels! They're incredibly sturdy, look great, and glide smoothly. They even came with all the nuts and bolts I needed to attach them to my homemade cart. The orange material on the surface doesn't scuff up my floor either, which I appreciate! The description says each one can carry 700lbs and I absolutely believe it! They even feel high quality; no loose parts, everything fits tightly together. The wheel locks work great too! If you need to roll something heavy around, these wheels are worth considering!

Electrician here. I ordered these for the Klein Orange wheels. When I opened the box, I was like, "These are huge!" I had forgotten ordering the six inch. The seller also has eight inch versions of the same make. Jeez.Anyway... They are solid and feel good. The bearing action is smooth. The brakes lock down tight and leave two little vampire imprints on the wheels (pictured). I do not doubt the 2800 lb rating one bit.They might be a little big for my materials cart. I might use them anyway; just to be original. I like attention. The set comes with some valuable hardware for mounting and a worthless screwdriver for recycling.

These casters are huge. At 6 inches, they are easily capable of handling impressively large loads and make maneuvering even the largest items a breeze. I mounted them on the platform for my 20" bandsaw, which weights nearly 800 pounds, and they didn't break a sweat. They are well made and sturdy with the ability to brake. Overall, very impressed with the build quality on these, especially at the price point. Highly recommend.

I bought the product because it said it was strong enough to hold 2800 pounds. Flat cart had the four wheels exactly spaced in each corner pressure point of the 800 lb load I wished to roll around in my garage.The wheels did not want to change direction in the metal base bracket buckled, and then the bearing center started to open on three of the wheels. I was lucky that I had Jacks in the garage that I could lift the load off the corrupted wheels. 800 pounds of evenly distributed deadweight, and it would not hold up.What a waste of time in my day, and I can’t even put my car back in the garage until I get another set of wheels that Amazon recommends.I myself would not buy these again ever the urethane started to pull away from the wheel, and the wheels wouldn’t spin. What a waste of time effort I couldn’t be more livid.

These wheels are large and roll smoothly. The swivels are ball bearing supported and rotate with minimal friction. The wheels will roll over slightly rough terrain without a problem and handle a lot of weight.I am really impressed with the brake. The foot level presses a 2nd metal piece down into the silicon wheel and makes very firm contact with the wheel surface. I tried to get a close up picture of how it works and have posted it here.The center hub is thick plastic and there are sealed bearings on both sides with a bolt running through both as the axle. This is a very stout design. All my shop tools are on casters so I can move them around as needed and I will have no problem putting my planer on these casters.

The media could not be loaded.  These are supposed to be 2800lb casters but I'm not sure I would trust them with that weight for an extended time. The metal is not particularly thick, it's stamped steel. The center hubs are plastic, very thick with wide spokes, but still plastic.The orange color "tire" is a non-marking material so it shouldn't mark up finished floors.Wheel locks stop both the tire and swivel action and are easy to engage and release.The set includes metric hardware and a phillips screwdriver.I think these are suitable for indoor use, like my small tool cart. But I think the 2800lb limit would be for a brief time and short distance on a smooth surface. I am confident these will be fine with a constant static load at around 1000lbs, a caster isn't something I want to test the upper limits of.I Hope My Review And Video Was Helpful To You!