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Polyurethane vs Rubber Casters: Which Should You Choose?

Polyurethane vs Rubber Casters: Which Should You Choose?

Choosing between polyurethane and rubber casters depends on the demands of your facility. Polyurethane caster wheels offer higher load capacity and better resistance to grease, oil, cutting and abrasive wear. Rubber casters provide better cushioning, quieter operation...

Heatwave Wheels and Casters Built for High-Heat Environments

Heatwave Wheels and Casters Built for High-Heat Environments

Colson Group has introduced a new product called Heatwave, a new line of high-temperature wheels and casters engineered for demanding industrial and food service environments. Designed to withstand temperatures ranging from -20°F to 450°F, these durable casters are...

Top Features to look for in medical-grade casters

Top Features to look for in medical-grade casters

Selecting a caster can be difficult, and it’s often overlooked. In the medical field, casters are the key to making mobile equipment, medical carts and even patient beds move smoothly. High-quality casters help ensure safe, efficient movement for both patients and...

Why a Caster Survey Can Save You Time, Money and Headaches

Why a Caster Survey Can Save You Time, Money and Headaches

Choosing the right caster isn’t always as simple as picking a size and load rating. Floor conditions, environment, movement patterns and weight distribution all play a role, and getting any of them wrong can lead to premature wear, poor performance or even safety...

Choosing Casters For cold-storage environments

Choosing Casters For cold-storage environments

Cold-storage areas are tough on equipment. Freezers, coolers and refrigerated rooms put constant stress on carts and racks, and casters usually feel it first. Wheels that roll smoothly in a normal warehouse can stiffen, crack or stop turning altogether once...