HOPES 3 inch Heavy Duty Hi-Temp Resistant Glass FiIled Nylon Casters, Industrial Caster Wheel for Commercial Kitchen, Bakery,Workdesk- 2 Brake 2 Swivel (1800lbs)

Optimized Product Description Upgrade your equipment mobility with these heavy-duty 3-inch high-temperature casters designed for commercial kitchens, bakeries, and industrial operations. Each set includes 2 swivel casters and 2 casters with brakes, delivering the perfect balance of maneuverability and stability. High-Performance Heat-Resistant Material Made from 33% glass-fiber-reinforced, heat-stabilized nylon 6/6, these wheels are injection molded for exceptional durability. The material offers scratch-free rolling, extremely low water absorption, and strong resistance to oils, acids, and industrial chemicals—ensuring long service life even in demanding environments. Outstanding Temperature Capability Engineered for extreme conditions, these casters perform reliably from –40°F to 475°F continuous, and up to 536°F intermittently. Ideal for autoclaves, food processing lines, bakery racks, product finishing, and other high-temperature applications. Heavy-Duty Load Capacity Despite their compact size, these casters deliver impressive strength. A full set supports up to 2400 lbs, significantly outperforming traditional phenolic casters. They resist cracking, chipping, or becoming brittle over time, offering long-term stable performance under continuous use. Universal Plate Size & Smooth Operation Designed for easy installation, each caster features a 3-5/8” × 2-3/8” top plate with standard bolt spacing (2-3/4” × 1-3/4”). The 4” × 1-1/2” wheel and overall height of 5-1/16” provide smooth, quiet rolling that protects floors while ensuring excellent mobility. Reliable Braking & Maneuverability Two casters include a secure brake that locks equipment firmly in place, while the swivel casters offer effortless steering—ideal for tight spaces in busy commercial environments. Dedicated Customer Support Our customer service team is ready to help with any questions or usage issues.