4 Pack Caster Wheels Swivel Plate Stem Break Casters On Black Polyurethane Wheels 880 Lbs (5 inch with Brake)

Using them to support a large mobile workbench. Working really well.

I put these on a 600 lb kiln. They literally rolled two inches and all four broke.

The casters are very sturdy and easy to lock and unlock. They are perfect for my new workbench. What wasnt so great was the fact that they didnt come with screws or bolts to attach them. I didnt think about that when I ordered them so it delayed my installation.

Bought these to put on my very heavy table saw table. The old non bearing 3 casters would barely roll the table around. With these installed I can move a several hundred pound saw around easily.

Happy customer they did the job!

just what we needed.

I bought these to support a a table saw stand that I built. The 50 year old table saw frame and stand are all made of cast iron. It is a heavy rascal. These wheels handle the job with no problem. The only issue I experienced was that these 3 wheels were a little smaller than the size stated. It was an issue for me as I need only a small amount of clearance to make my saw mobile. I ended up just putting a small wood shim under each wheel when I attached them to the frame. Problem solved. No need to return.

Nice and strong. Doing the job I bought them for.

Used these for a custom, rolling A/V rack. Very beefy casters although I have no intention of putting 880 lbs on them. I have a good 200 lbs on them now and it rolls without issue. The locking mechanism is the best Ive ever seen on a caster. Its not just friction against the wheel, it also has an interlocking sprocket system. Theres barely 1/8 of horizontal rotation once they are locked. The wheels are hard enough to not compress over time like Ive seen rubber casters do. Local big-box stores wanted $10 for one lesser-quality 3 caster.

These are very good quality wheels, heavy duty. These will hold up well for a long term use over rough concrete and asphalt. Happy with my purchase. Dont get the cheep plastic wheels. Be sure to use polyurethane wheels if you want them to last.