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The replacement frequency of self-locking casters depends on many factors, including the use environment, load conditions, maintenance conditions, and caster material. In general, the following are some recommended replacement frequencies for self-locking casters:
Light-duty use environment:
Replacement frequency: Generally, replace every 1 to 2 years.
Reason: In light-duty use environments, casters wear relatively slowly, and replacing them once every one to two years ensures that caster performance is not affected.
Medium-duty use environment:
Replacement frequency: Replace every 6 months to 1 year.
Reason: In medium-duty use environments, casters are subject to higher loads and wear, and more frequent replacement helps maintain caster performance.
Heavy-duty use environment:
Replacement frequency: Replace every 3 to 6 months.
Reason: In heavy-duty use environments, casters are subject to greater loads and wear, and more frequent replacement can ensure the normal operation of the equipment.
Special environments (such as high temperature, humidity, etc.):
Replacement frequency: More frequent replacement may be required depending on actual conditions.
Reason: In special environments, casters may be more easily affected, and more frequent replacement helps keep the equipment running stably.
In addition to the recommended replacement frequency above, the replacement time of self-locking casters needs to be flexibly adjusted according to actual conditions. Regularly check the status of self-locking casters. If obvious wear, damage or safety hazards are found, they should be replaced in time to ensure the normal operation and safety of the equipment. Well-maintained self-locking casters can help extend the life of the equipment and improve work efficiency.
