These light-duty standard plate casters are attached to the bottom of chairs, furniture, and other office equipment that will be moved manually at moderate speeds. The casters are available in a range of decorative finishes to enhance the look of the furniture or equipment. Also known as institutional plate casters, they are suitable for transporting relatively light loads along smooth, flat surfaces in areas where the casters won't encounter shock loading.

Debris-resistant light-duty standard plate casters each have a thread guard that prevents thread and debris from getting into the caster's axle and damaging or contaminating it. This helps extend the life of the casters when they're used in dusty or dirty environments. They are suitable for transporting relatively light loads along smooth, flat surfaces in applications where they won't encounter shock loading, such as laundry rooms, textile factories, offices, retail stores, schools, and government buildings. The casters attach to the bottom of carts, dollies, tables, and similar equipment that will be moved manually at moderate speeds. Sometimes known as institutional plate casters, these light-duty standard plate casters have zinc-plated steel frames.

Low-profile light-duty and medium-duty standard plate casters mount onto the bottom of carts, vending machines, server cabinets, lab equipment, business machines, and other equipment that will be moved manually at moderate speeds. Low-profile casters keep the equipment close to the ground to maximize the equipment's stability while rolling. These light-duty and medium-duty standard plate casters have zinc-plated steel frames and are suitable for transporting loads along smooth, flat surfaces in areas where the casters won't encounter shock loading. Medium-duty casters can bear more weight and withstand more industrial conditions than light-duty casters.

Low-profile easy-turn light-duty and medium-duty standard plate casters each have two wheels mounted on one axle. This reduces friction between the floor and the wheels (also known as scrubbing), which allows the casters to swivel more easily than plate casters with a single wheel. Low-profile casters keep the equipment close to the ground to maximize the equipment's stability while rolling. These casters are used on carts, business machines, store fixtures, and other equipment that will be moved manually at moderate speeds. They are suitable for transporting loads along smooth, flat surfaces in areas where the casters won't encounter shock loading. These light-duty and medium-duty plate casters have steel frames with a zinc-plated or polished brass finish. Medium-duty casters can bear more weight and withstand more industrial conditions than light-duty casters.