Service Carts Casters

Light-duty, durable, non-marking casters that roll easily and quietly, typically rubber or polyolefin wheels sized 2 to 6 inches and rated 80 to 350 lbs per caster. Service carts move constantly, so durability and easy rolling are the priorities.

Yes. The non-marking, easy-cleaning wheels suit food service carts, and water-resistant polyolefin options handle spills and washdown. For strict sanitary requirements, look to NSF listed casters that meet food-safety standards.

These range from about 80 to 350 lbs per caster, matching the loads of maintenance, food service, and housekeeping carts. For heavier service equipment, choose a higher-capacity caster. Divide the total weight across all casters with a safety margin.

Constant daily use, long distances, and rolling over thresholds and floor seams wear the wheels and bearings over time. Durable wheels and quality bearings last longer, and replacing worn casters keeps the cart rolling easily and quietly instead of dragging and squeaking.

A service cart might cross a facility dozens of times a day, so its casters need to roll easily and last under constant use. These casters use durable rubber and polyolefin wheels that handle the mileage, roll quietly through corridors and occupied rooms, and protect finished floors with non-marking treads. For maintenance, food service, and housekeeping carts that never stop moving, durability and easy rolling are what matter most.

Service cart casters in this collection span 2 to 6 inch wheels and roughly 80 to 350 lbs per caster, in durable rubber, polyolefin, and polyurethane. The light-duty capacity suits maintenance, food service, and housekeeping carts. Swivel, rigid, and brake versions let you build or repair a cart that steers easily and parks securely between rooms.