subject: Are You Looking For New Castors? [print this page] It is often said that it is the smallest things which make the difference to a situation, and this certainly applies in the world of factories and production lines, where even the tiniest part is absolutely essential to the operation of a machine.
Castors are one of the most widely used items in a huge range of sectors and working environments and those looking for new castors should bear in mind that the smallest part can make a massive difference to the productivity of a line or a factory.
The right castors will be able to hold up large amounts of weight contained in vats or other containers, and should be able to quickly move around and twist, to ensure that those pushing along a load can move direction and take their cargo wherever it needs to go.
If you are looking for castors then visit us here at Priory and take a look at the wide range of castors we have on offer. We are leading suppliers of castors and we have a rich manufacturing heritage which gives our customers the reassurance they need that all of our castors have been made with skill and a wealth of knowledge.
We have been manufacturing castors since 1938 and during this time in the sector we have built up a reputation for brilliance and we have also widened our skill set to include a range of bespoke castors which are ideal for those who need really specific castors creating.
Many people coming to us for castors are unsure about the kind of castors they are looking for, and these customers could be interested in using our product selector. Our website has a handy guide for choosing castors and those buying castors should keep a range of things in mind operating temperature, load capacity and the type of fitting which they need.
Different castors fittings include push in pegs, expander, single threads, single bolt holes and plate fixings with four bolt holes. These fixings are the most secure way of fixing any castors and are ideal for products which need to be able to hold a lot of weight.
