Value Collection GMC-SH-0116 Cast Iron Caster Wheel 4 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION GMC-SH-0116 is a cast iron caster wheel designed for heavy-duty rolling applications in industrial, commercial, and shop environments. The wheel measures 4 inches in diameter and 1.5 inches wide, with a roller bearing for smooth, load-rated rotation under sustained use. The 0.5-inch axle and 0.75-inch inside diameter suit standard caster fork hardware. Licensed machinists, maintenance technicians, and fabrication shop personnel are the typical installers. The cast iron construction provides the rigidity needed for stationary equipment dollies, carts, and fixtures that see regular movement across hard floor surfaces.

This caster wheel fits general-purpose wheeled equipment assemblies in manufacturing, warehousing, and industrial maintenance settings. It is suited for applications where a solid, non-pneumatic wheel is required and where roller bearing performance is preferred over plain bore or ball bearing designs. The 4-inch diameter provides adequate ground clearance for most shop cart and equipment dolly frames. Install on any fork or yoke assembly that accepts a 0.5-inch axle with a 0.75-inch bore hub.

Key Features

• 4-inch wheel diameter for standard cart and dolly clearance
• 1.5-inch wheel width for stable contact on hard surfaces
• Roller bearing type for smooth rotation under sustained load
• Cast iron wheel material for high rigidity and wear resistance
• 0.5-inch axle size compatible with standard caster fork hardware
• 0.75-inch inside diameter hub bore

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or spare caster wheel for industrial carts, dollies, and equipment frames that accept a 4-inch diameter cast iron wheel with a 0.5-inch axle and 0.75-inch inside diameter bore.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by maintenance technicians or fabricators familiar with caster and wheel assemblies. Before replacing a caster wheel, ensure the load is fully supported and the equipment is stationary and stable. Use appropriately sized axle hardware and retaining fasteners rated for the intended load. Verify axle diameter and bore clearance before pressing or sliding the wheel onto the fork spindle.