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A set of five 3-inch rubber swivel wheels with 1122/1022 insertion rods, each rated for 50 kg, installs tool-free
These 3 inch rubber swivel wheels replace standard office chair casters with a rollerblade style design. The set of five arrives new and installs without tools or hardware. Each wheel supports a maximum load of 50 kg for reliable daily use.
The critical specification is the insertion rod, offered in 1122 and 1022 variants. Buyers must verify their chair uses one of these stem types before ordering. Chairs with different stem dimensions cannot accept these wheels.
The package includes five complete wheels so a full chair can be upgraded in minutes. No extra fasteners or lubricants are required, reducing downtime. Buyers who need a different stem size or a larger wheel diameter will need an alternative solution.
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