General purpose bolt-hole casters are used on carts, trucks, cabinets, tool boxes, food-service equipment, medical equipment, and other items in a wide variety of institutional and industrial settings. They are suitable for light-duty to medium-duty maintenance, contracting, janitorial, manufacturing, warehousing, and transportation applications.

Corrosion-resistant bolt-hole casters have stainless-steel frames that can withstand harsh environments where equipment is frequently washed down or exposed to chemicals. These casters are used on carts, furniture, storage cabinets, racks, and similar equipment in food and beverage plants, medical sites, laboratories, pharmaceutical facilities, and marine settings.

Heavy-duty long-swivel-life bolt-hole casters each have a sealed swivel mechanism that prevents dust and dirt from entering the caster and making it difficult for the caster to swivel. They also have thick steel frames that can bear heavier loads, tolerate more frequent use, and withstand more shock and impact than other types of bolt-hole casters. These casters are used on carts, trucks, racks, and similar equipment in manufacturing facilities, transportation sites, warehouses, and similar industrial environments.

Shock-absorbing bolt-hole casters have spring-loaded suspensions that absorb shocks and vibration when the casters roll over obstacles or rough terrain, such as thresholds, joints, and cracks. This helps prevent damage to the cart or equipment the casters are attached to as well as any shock- or vibration-sensitive cargo that is being transported on it. Shock-absorbing bolt-hole casters are installed on carts and equipment in medical offices and other environments where sensitive instruments, electronics, and fragile items are being transported.

Shock-absorbing continuous-use bolt-hole casters have built-in rubber cushions that absorb impact and shock when moving over rough surfaces. They mount to automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for applications that require continuous and repetitive movement, swiveling, and maneuvering over surfaces that are uneven or have obstructions.

Low-profile bolt-hole casters have a single small-diameter wheel. They are used on equipment that must be kept low to the ground, such as office furniture, medical equipment, and kitchen equipment. The casters have a low center of gravity that helps keeps the equipment stable as it's moved. Low-profile bolt-hole casters are used as an alternative to stem casters in light-duty institutional applications such as offices or schools.

Low-profile easy-turn bolt-hole 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 bolt-hole casters. The casters have a low profile and are used on equipment that must be kept low to the ground, such as office furniture, medical equipment, and kitchen equipment. They have a low center of gravity that helps keeps the equipment stable as it's moved. Low-profile easy-turn bolt-hole casters are used as an alternative to stem casters in light-duty institutional applications such as offices or schools.

Debris-resistant bolt-hole casters each have a thread guard that prevents thread and debris from getting inside the caster and damaging or contaminating it. They also have a smooth, polished chrome finish that eases cleanup. Debris-resistant bolt-hole casters are used on IV stands, furniture, medical equipment, hospital carts, laundry hampers, and electronic testing equipment in medical and laboratory settings.

Antimicrobial debris-resistant bolt-hole casters have wheels that are impregnated with an antimicrobial compound that prevents microbes from growing on the wheels and damaging them or causing odors. The casters also have thread guards that stop thread and debris from getting into the casters and damaging them, and they have a smooth, polished chrome finish that eases cleanup. Antimicrobial debris-resistant bolt-hole casters are suitable for use on carts, furniture, storage cabinets, racks, and similar equipment in medical, cleanroom, food- and beverage-processing, and laboratory settings.

Antimicrobial corrosion- and debris-resistant bolt-hole casters have stainless-steel frames that can withstand frequent washdowns or exposure to chemicals. They also have a smooth chrome finish that eases cleanup. An antimicrobial compound on the casters' wheels prevents microbes from growing on the wheels and damaging them or causing odors. The casters have a thread guard that stops thread and debris from getting into the casters and damaging them. These casters are used on carts, storage racks, lab fixtures, and other equipment in areas where high standards of cleanliness must be maintained, such as medical, cleanroom, laboratory, pharmaceutical, and food-service settings.