Janitorial Casters

Light-duty, water-resistant casters, typically rubber or polyolefin wheels that handle wet floors and mild cleaning chemicals without rusting or absorbing moisture. This collection is sized 80 to 350 lbs per caster for mop buckets, cleaning carts, and housekeeping equipment.

Yes. They use polyolefin and rubber wheels that resist water and mild cleaning chemicals, since janitorial equipment constantly rolls across wet floors. Stainless steel rig options are available for the wettest, most corrosive cleaning environments.

These range from about 80 to 350 lbs per caster, matching the light loads of mop buckets, cleaning carts, and housekeeping equipment. Divide your total load across all casters and add a safety margin; for heavier carts, choose a higher-capacity caster.

Often yes, especially for carts parked on wet or sloped floors where they could roll. A brake caster or two keeps a cleaning cart in place. A common setup is two brake casters and two standard swivels for easy maneuvering.

Cleaning equipment rolls across wet, freshly mopped floors and gets splashed with mild chemicals, so janitorial casters use water-resistant wheels like polyolefin and rubber that will not absorb moisture or degrade. They roll easily under the light loads of mop buckets and carts, and resist the rust and breakdown that wet conditions cause. Some include stainless options for the wettest, most corrosive cleaning environments.

Janitorial casters in this collection span 2 to 6 inch wheels and roughly 80 to 350 lbs per caster, in rubber and polyolefin. The light-duty capacity suits mop buckets, cleaning carts, and housekeeping equipment. Swivel, rigid, and brake versions let you outfit carts for easy maneuvering and a secure park, with stainless options for the wettest settings.