Value Collection VWH8X2MORR Rubber Caster Wheel Roller Bearing

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION VWH8X2MORR is a rubber caster wheel built around a cast iron core with rubber molded directly to the wheel at a 90 durometer hardness rating. This construction delivers a firm, load-bearing surface that resists deformation under sustained weight while providing moderate floor protection compared to all-metal wheels. The wheel uses a roller bearing for smooth, low-friction rotation under load. Weighing 5.4 pounds, this is a heavy-duty single caster wheel suited for industrial carts, equipment dollies, workbenches, and similar material-handling applications. It is sold and packaged as a single wheel unit. Maintenance technicians, millwrights, and industrial equipment installers are the typical end users.

This caster wheel is suited for industrial and commercial environments where a combination of durability and controlled floor contact is required. The rubber-over-cast-iron construction makes it appropriate for factory floors, warehouses, and shop environments where all-polyurethane or soft-rubber wheels would wear prematurely under heavy loads. The 90 durometer rating places this wheel on the harder end of the rubber scale, making it better suited for smooth concrete or sealed floors than for soft or finished surfaces.

Key Features

• Rubber molded directly to cast iron core for a bonded, durable wheel construction
• 90 durometer rubber hardness provides firm load support and wear resistance
• Roller bearing type enables smooth rotation under sustained or heavy loads
• Heavy build at 5.4 pounds indicates robust, industrial-grade materials
• Sold as a single wheel unit for targeted replacement or custom caster builds

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade wheel for industrial carts, dollies, and equipment stands that accept a compatible roller-bearing caster wheel assembly with a cast iron and rubber wheel construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by maintenance technicians or millwrights as part of caster assembly or replacement. Before servicing any wheeled equipment, ensure the unit is fully unloaded, stable, and immobilized to prevent unintended movement. Verify that the caster fork, stem, or plate hardware is rated to match the load requirements of this wheel before assembly. Consult applicable ASME or OSHA material-handling guidelines where load ratings and equipment safety are governed by facility or regulatory requirements.