Flat-Base Machine Leveling Caster GD-40 (40 mm Wheel, Adjustable Foot)
Key points
- Support foot winds down to lift the wheel clear and hold the machine level
- 40 mm wheel rolls across expansion joints and floor plates under load
- 55 x 55 mm base plate with 42 x 42 mm hole centres fits common machine frames
- Rated 100 kg across a set of four, shipped in one carton
- Support height adjusts around 71 mm, so a frame that has settled can be brought back to level
- The 6.5 mm holes take a standard bolt, so a frame is drilled once and the casters swapped later
- Once the foot is wound down the frame stops moving, so a bench does not creep across the floor under vibration
| Model | GD-40 (40F flat base) |
| Wheel | 40 mm diameter x 20 mm wide |
| Support Height | 71 +/- 10 mm |
| Base Plate | 55 x 55 mm, 42 x 42 mm hole centres |
| Mounting Hole | 6.5 mm diameter |
| Load Capacity | 100 kg per set of four |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
A flat-base leveling caster that bolts under machine frames, workbenches and equipment stands and lets you bring the machine back to level once it is in position. The 40 mm wheel carries the load while the support foot takes the weight off the wheel after the machine is set down, and the foot winds through a 10 mm range so casters on an uneven workshop floor can be brought to the same height. The base plate measures 55 x 55 mm with 42 x 42 mm hole centres, a common pattern on light industrial equipment, and the wheel is 20 mm wide so it still rolls across expansion joints and floor plates. Each caster is rated to 100 kg across a set of four, and four pieces ship in one carton measuring 185 x 136 x 81 mm. A workbench fitted with these can be rolled clear of the wall for cleaning, then brought back level against the floor. Fitted to machine frames that have to be rolled into place and then sit level, so a bench or cabinet can be locked down without shims.
