General purpose threaded stem casters are used on carts, furniture, storage cabinets, storage bins, display stands, appliances, retail fixtures, and other equipment in a wide variety of institutional and industrial settings. They have double ball swivel bearings that allow the caster to swivel smoothly.

Debris-resistant threaded stem casters each have a thread guard that prevents thread and debris from getting inside the caster and damaging or contaminating it. This helps extend the life of the casters when mounted to racks, carts, and other equipment that will be used in dusty or dirty environments, such as laundry rooms, textile factories, offices, retail stores, schools, and government buildings. The casters have sealed precision ball bearings in their wheels that provide smooth, quiet rolling and prevent dirt and debris from entering the bearing and damaging it. They also have double ball swivel bearings that allow them to swivel smoothly.

Corrosion-resistant leveling threaded stem casters have stainless-steel frames that resist rusting, making them suitable for use in medical buildings, laboratories, and other areas where they will be exposed to washdowns, cleaning chemicals, or moisture. The casters mount onto furniture or equipment that will be frequently moved short distances but must be kept stationary when in use, such as vending machines, retail displays, and desks. They help users save time when reconfiguring floor plans. Each caster has a threaded female fitting and can be secured to equipment using a threaded rod or bolt. The caster's leveling pad can be raised to allow the caster to roll when the equipment needs to be moved or repositioned, and the pad can be lowered to stop the caster from rolling and keep the equipment stationary. The pad's height can be adjusted to level the equipment.

Single-wheel threaded stem casters have one wheel and provide smooth, quiet rolling, which helps reduce noise that can disturb patients in medical settings. The casters have nonmarking wheels with soft treads that help prevent damage to floors. They are most often used on beds, gurneys, IV poles, maintenance carts, food-service equipment, and other items used in medical settings such as hospitals, rehabilitation centers, pharmacies, and laboratories, but they are suitable for any application that calls for a smooth-rolling, quiet caster.

Low-profile threaded stem casters have small-diameter wide wheels. They are installed on equipment that must be kept low to the ground, such as business machines, vending machines, store fixtures, lab equipment, refrigeration units, dollies, and server cabinets. The casters have a low center of gravity that helps keep the equipment stable while rolling. The casters' low-profile design also helps make them inconspicuous when installed. These casters have zinc-plated steel frames and double ball swivel bearings that allow the caster to swivel smoothly.

Extended-stem threaded stem casters for ladders each have an extra-long threaded stem with a spring-loaded assembly. The threaded stem screws into a bracket on mobile ladders, platforms, and similar equipment used in warehouses, stockrooms, loading docks, and similar environments. When a load is applied to the equipment, the spring-loaded assembly contracts and lowers the equipment to the ground to keep it stationary during use. When there is no load on the equipment, the spring-loaded assembly expands to raise the equipment off the ground so the casters can roll. These casters have zinc-plated steel frames and double ball swivel bearings that allow the caster to swivel smoothly.

Leveling threaded stem casters are installed on furniture or equipment that will be frequently moved short distances but must be kept stationary when in use, such as vending machines, retail displays, and desks. They help users save time when reconfiguring floor plans. Each caster has a threaded female fitting and can be secured to equipment using a threaded rod or bolt. The caster's leveling pad can be raised to allow the caster to roll when the equipment needs to be moved or repositioned, and the pad can be lowered to stop the caster from rolling and keep the equipment stationary. The pad's height can be adjusted to level the equipment.

Low-profile easy-turn threaded stem casters each have two wheels, which reduces the friction between the floor and the wheels (also known as scrubbing) and allows the casters to swivel more easily than single-wheel low-profile threaded stem casters. The casters have small-diameter wide wheels and can be installed on equipment that must be kept low to the ground, such as business machines, vending machines, store fixtures, lab equipment, refrigeration units, dollies, and server cabinets. They have a low center of gravity that helps keep the equipment stable while rolling, and their low-profile design helps make them inconspicuous when installed. These casters have zinc-plated steel frames and double ball swivel bearings that allow the caster to swivel smoothly.

NSF-listed sanitary threaded stem casters are built to satisfy the National Sanitation Foundation's (NSF) rigorous testing requirements for casters that are used in environments where they will be exposed to frequent washdowns, oils, or chemicals. They are mounted onto racks, carts, and other equipment used in environments where sanitary conditions must be maintained, such as food-service areas, food-manufacturing facilities, and cleanrooms. The casters have double ball swivel bearings that allow them to swivel smoothly.

Threaded stem casters for shopping carts are primarily used to replace existing casters on shopping carts when they become worn or damaged. They have polyurethane treads and precision ball bearings that roll smoothly and minimize noise that can irritate customers who are using the carts. They also have a thread guard that stops debris from getting inside the caster and damaging or contaminating it. Threaded stem casters for shopping carts are also sometimes used on items such as food-service and hotel equipment, racks, cases, and laundry carts.

Threaded stem casters for furniture and office equipment are installed on chairs, carts, fixtures, and furniture in offices, retail settings, and other environments where the casters won't be exposed to heavy loads, chemicals, liquids, or high temperatures. Soft-wheel casters are less likely to damage hard tile or wood floors than hard-wheel casters, and hard-wheel casters won't grab or snag carpets.

Corrosion- and debris-resistant threaded stem casters have glass-filled nylon frames and Delrin wheel bearings that will not rust or corrode in harsh environments where the casters will be exposed to water or cleaning chemicals. They also have a thread guard that stops debris from getting inside the caster and damaging or contaminating it. The casters' Delrin wheel bearings are self-lubricating, which means they do not require regular maintenance to keep the bearings lubricated. These casters can be mounted to racks, carts, and other equipment that will be used in dirty environments or areas that are frequently washed down, such as laundry rooms, textile factories, food-service facilities, restaurants, offices, government buildings, and schools.

Twin-wheel threaded stem casters each have two wheels that allow the casters to swivel and start rolling more easily than single-wheel casters. They are most often used on beds, gurneys, IV poles, maintenance carts, food-service equipment, and other items used in medical settings such as hospitals, rehabilitation centers, pharmacies, and laboratories, but they are suitable for any application that calls for a smooth-rolling, quiet caster. These casters have a low profile that keeps the equipment closer to the ground than single-wheel casters, which helps improve the stability of the equipment as it's being moved. They provide smooth, quiet rolling, which helps minimize noise that can disturb patients in medical settings. Their nonmarking wheels have soft treads that help prevent damage to floors.