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Castor Swivel 3IN NS 101794 - Sunex Tools

Part #: SC301

The Sunex Tools SC301 Castor Swivel is engineered to deliver reliable mobility and floor protection in demanding professional environments. This 3-inch non-marking (NS) swivel castor, identified by part number 101794, is designed for smooth, multi-directional movement of heavy-duty equipment and tool storage solutions across various surfaces. It enhances operational efficiency by reducing the effort required to maneuver essential shop and industrial gear.

Key Features

  • Enhanced Maneuverability: The 3-inch swivel design allows for 360-degree rotation, providing superior control and effortless navigation in tight spaces and crowded workshops.
  • Non-Marking Tread: Features a non-marking wheel material that protects valuable flooring surfaces from scuffs, scratches, and damage, maintaining the integrity and appearance of your workspace.
  • Professional-Grade Durability: Constructed with robust materials to withstand the rigorous demands of automotive repair facilities and industrial settings, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability.
  • Reduced Effort & Strain: Facilitates the easy repositioning of heavy loads, contributing to improved workflow efficiency and minimizing physical strain on technicians and mechanics.
  • Quiet Operation: Designed to operate with minimal noise, creating a more comfortable and productive working environment.

Applications

This Sunex Tools castor swivel is an essential component for a wide range of professional applications. It is ideal for upgrading or replacing castors on mobile tool carts, workbenches, equipment stands, and other heavy industrial machinery in automotive shops, manufacturing plants, and warehouses. Its non-marking properties make it particularly suitable for environments where floor preservation is crucial, while its robust construction ensures it can handle significant loads typical in material handling and assembly lines.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 14 January, 2000.