We have 15 injection molding machines, 15 punching machines, 3 hydraulic presses, 2 dual station automatic welding machines, 3 single station welding machines, 5 automatic riveting machines, 8 continuous casting machine assembly lines and other automation equipment. And continuously update intelligent production equipment.
Pioneer of manganese steel casters
We are the pioneer of manganese steel casters, focusing on the field of casters for 15 years, and are a professional manufacturer of manganese steel casters, regulating feet and carts, integrating R&D, manufacturing, sales and service.
ISO CE certification Supporting OEM/ODM customization
We have several products and technologies that have received national patents and have passed ISO and CE certifications. Innovative technology and exquisite selection of materials are our guarantee for quality, supporting ODM&OEM customization.
A. Strict material selection and source quality control.
B. A professional production factory that strictly controls defect rates.
C. A dedicated quality control team.
D. Continuously updated experimental equipment, including salt spray testing machines, castor walking testing machines, castor impact resistance testing machines, etc.
E. All products are 100% manually inspected to minimize defect rates.
F. Certified to ISO9001, CE, and ROSH.
Excellent product design and mold manufacturing capabilities
We have professional product design and mold design, mold development and manufacturing engineers.
Professional business team with excellent service awareness
The business team has years of experience in the castor industry, providing every customer with perfect product solutions. Provide high-quality after-sales service to solve customers' worries after receiving products.
The floors in machining workshops are greasy year-round. Cutting fluid, machine oil, and cooling oil are spilled everywhere. When wheels operate in this environment, they face not ordinary moisture, but the solvent erosion of oil on materials. Ordinary rubber treads swell and soften after soaking...
Replacing caster wheels looks simple, but taking them apart is full of pitfalls: bolts rusted solid and won’t turn, parts scattered halfway through, and hole spacing that doesn’t match when installing the new wheel. With the right removal steps and tool preparation, a wheel swap can b...
Some carts steer lightly when pushed, going wherever pointed; some carts steer stiffly, requiring force to wrench the cart to change direction. The difference is often not in the tread, but in the inconspicuous swivel at the top of the caster, and the often-overlooked washer inside that swivel.
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The most common caster failure in workshops is not wear — it’s wrapping. Lint, wire, and packaging straps get caught in the gap between the wheel and the bracket, seizing the wheel and making the cart impossible to push. Anti-wrapping is not a matter of luck; it is determined jointly by bra...
Buying wheels that can’t be installed when they arrive is the rework procurement fears most: goods arrive, measure hole spacing and it doesn’t match, can’t install on the frame, and going through return and exchange wastes labor and time. The root cause of this kind of rework is...
