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A swivel caster for panel trucks and steel-deck platform trucks
The Dayton S004 is a new swivel caster designed for panel trucks and steel-deck platform trucks. It provides the mobility needed to move heavy carts across warehouse floors or loading areas. The unit mounts directly to the compatible equipment frame for immediate use.
This caster replaces a fixed wheel or a damaged swivel unit that no longer turns freely. The jump is worth it when a cart needs to navigate tight aisles or frequent direction changes without forcing the operator to lift and pivot the load. It is not for buyers who need a braked wheel or a larger diameter than the standard fitting.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DAYTON |
| Product type | Traffic & Parking Lot |
The Dayton S004 is a 4 inch swivel caster designed for use with panel trucks and steel-deck platform trucks.
Bolt the caster plate to the truck frame using the four mounting holes, ensuring the swivel rotates freely before tightening all hardware.
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