Plate Casters

Plate casters are easy to install due to their flat top plate. They usually have four or six bolt holes, which can be straight or slotted for easy attachment to a wide variety of applications. To install plate casters, position them on the bottom of the object and insert bolts through the corresponding holes.

Plate casters are known for their strength, often surpassing stem casters. Unlike stem casters with a rod-like stem, plate casters have a top plate providing additional support. While stem casters rely on a single stem, plate casters typically have four bolts for enhanced durability.

Plate casters excel in weight distribution compared to stem casters. The larger surface area covered by the top plate ensures better weight distribution for the object. This feature makes plat ecasters more suitable for handling heavier loads.

Top plate casters are the most common mounting type for caster fastening. They come in various top plate sizes and bolt hole pattern to meet unique needs. They are versatile and add great mobility to most of the objects.