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GLH Series Compact Casters | Low Center of Gravity | 60–700kg Load | JDF-FA

GLH Series Compact Casters | Low Center of Gravity | 60–700kg Load | JDF-FA

Why Choose GLH Series Compact Casters?

Compact casters are specially designed to lower the overall center of gravity of equipment or loads through structural optimization, enhancing stability, safety, and controllability.

Structural Features:

  • Low installation height — The axle position is relatively low, and the bracket design is compact, reducing the gap between the equipment bottom and the ground.

  • Wide wheel surface — The wheel has a larger cross-section, enhancing lateral stability and preventing rollover.

  • Reinforced support materials — High-strength metals (steel or aluminum alloy) are used to support heavy loads.

  • Large-diameter wheels — Some designs combine large-diameter wheel rims to enhance obstacle-crossing ability while maintaining a low center of gravity.

Core Advantages:

  • Strong stability — Lowering the center of gravity effectively prevents equipment from toppling during movement or turning, especially suitable for high-speed or uneven surfaces.

  • High load-bearing capacity — The structural design disperses pressure, making it suitable for heavy equipment such as industrial machinery and warehouse shelves.

  • Flexible control — The low center of gravity reduces the influence of inertia, making pushing and pulling more effortless with more precise direction control.

  • Enhanced safety — Reduces the risk of accidental rollover, suitable for sensitive scenarios such as medical equipment and precision instruments.

Selection Note: 

Selection Note: When choosing GLH Series compact casters, please ensure the total load capacity of all casters is at least twice the weight of the equipment. The four-wheel load equals the single-wheel load × 2. For uneven surfaces, please contact us for recommendations.

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