Steiner 54604HD Welding Screen Swivel Caster Wheels 4 Pack

Product Description

The STEINER 54604HD is a set of four zinc-plated swivel caster wheels designed for use with Steiner HD Protect-O-Screen welding screens. These casters provide ground mobility for heavy-duty welding screens, allowing technicians and welding professionals to reposition protective barriers without disassembly. The zinc-plated finish resists corrosion in shop environments where moisture, weld spatter, and chemical exposure are common. Each pack contains four casters, supplying enough hardware for a single screen unit. At 2 pounds per pack, the casters add minimal weight while significantly improving screen maneuverability on shop floors.

These caster wheels are suited for light industrial and commercial welding environments where portable welding screens are used to protect nearby workers, equipment, and surfaces from spatter, arc flash, and UV radiation. Common installation settings include fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and shipyards. The swivel design allows full 360-degree directional movement, making repositioning quick during multi-pass welding operations or when reconfiguring shop floor layouts. Welding professionals and facilities maintenance staff are the typical installers.

Key Features

• Zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance in shop environments
• Swivel design allows full 360-degree directional movement
• Pack of 4 casters supplies a complete set for one screen unit
• Lightweight construction at 2 pounds per 4-pack
• Compatible with Steiner HD Protect-O-Screen welding screen systems

Compatibility

Designed for use with Steiner HD Protect-O-Screen welding screens as a replacement or supplemental caster wheel set.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by welding professionals or facilities maintenance staff without specialized tools. Before attaching or replacing casters, ensure the welding screen is laid flat and stable to prevent tipping during service. Secure each caster fully before returning the screen to upright position and placing it under load. Follow the screen manufacturer instructions for proper caster mounting hardware torque and load ratings.