Castor set Ø50 mm KJ-ZPC-29G – AiFO

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Castor set · AiFO

Castor set Ø50 mm KJ-ZPC-29G

Item no. KJ-ZPC-29G · EAN 2010000118764

  • fork made of galvanised steel
  • nylon wheels 2x18 mm wide
Housing material
galvanised
Wheel material
nylon
Version
without a brake
Wheel diameter [mm]
fi50 mm
Maximum load
70 kg
Maximum load (4 pcs)
210 kg
Wheel diameter
Ø50 mm

In brief

  • KJ-ZPC-29G has twin wheels 2 × 18 mm wide, made of nylon.
  • The manufacturer states 70 kg per piece and 210 kg for a set of four.
  • A version without a brake, a galvanised fork, 50 mm in diameter.
  • Giving a figure for four pieces is a rarity in this catalogue.
Data sheet PDF, p. 58

Prices and stock levels are in the B2B shop. Sets for a specific appliance are put together to order.

Castor set Ø50 mm KJ-ZPC-29G – how to choose the right one

Set KJ-ZPC-29G is built on two nylon wheels with a combined width of 2 × 18 mm, in a galvanised fork. The manufacturer declares 70 kg per single set and 210 kg for four pieces.

A twin wheel splits the load across two contact patches, so the set holds its direction more surely and reacts less to gaps in the floor. At this small diameter it is a straightforward way of improving behaviour in motion.

The manufacturer's declaration itself also catches the eye: 210 kg rather than a simple product of four times seventy. That difference shows that a set of four does not carry the sum of the individual wheel ratings, and that is how it has to be calculated when selecting.

How to choose a castor for the load and the floor – we explained it in the selection guide for this category.

Where it works

  • Trolleys requiring stable guidance with a low build height
  • Floors with joints and fine gaps
  • Mobile shelving under moderate load
  • Structures that do not have to be locked when stationary

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Why 210 kg and not 280 kg for four wheels?

The manufacturer allows in that figure for the uneven distribution of weight between the support points. Taking a simple sum would lead to one of the sets being overloaded at the first unevenness in the floor.

Is a twin wheel harder to maintain?

The gap between the wheels collects fibres and debris which have to be removed now and again. It is a minor task, but skipping it leads to the axle seizing.

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We will quote Castor set Ø50 mm KJ-ZPC-29G for your appliance

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