High Temperature Rubber Wheels

Most high temperature rubber wheels are rated for continuous use between 300 and 450 degrees Fahrenheit, depending on the specific compound. Silicone-based formulations generally handle the highest sustained temperatures. Always check the individual product specification to confirm the rating matches your oven or autoclave operating temperature.

Yes. Bakery rack ovens are one of the most common applications for high temperature rubber wheels. They are designed to roll in and out of rack ovens without softening, leaving residue, or losing load capacity. Many commercial bakeries standardize on these wheels for their rotating rack oven carts.

Absolutely. High temperature rubber wheels function well across a wide range, from roughly minus 20 degrees F up to their maximum heat rating. They do not need to be hot to perform properly, so they work fine rolling from a cold prep area into a hot oven and back out again.

High temperature rubber wheels are generally non-marking on sealed concrete, tile, and commercial kitchen flooring. However, if the wheels pick up grease or food residue inside an oven, they may transfer that residue onto the floor outside. Regular cleaning of the wheel tread prevents this.