Swivel Castors

Swivel castors, also known as scaffold castors, make mobile scaffolds movable and flexible. Equipped with integrated locking brakes, they ensure maximum safety and stability during work while allowing the scaffold to be moved easily.

Swivel castors - classification

Swivel castors enable the mobile mounting of scaffold components, especially on mobile scaffolds, rolling towers and temporary work platforms.
They ensure that scaffolds can be used in a way that is mobile, alignable and at the same time secured. Swivel castors combine:

• load-bearing capacity,
• mobility,
• stability & safety in use.

This makes them a safety-relevant component in every mobile scaffold system.

Swivel castors at a glance

Standard swivel castors

For mobile working scaffolds and light rolling structures.

• good for light rolling scaffolds

• limited load-bearing capacity

With jack / height adjustment

For exact height alignment, for example on uneven ground.

• precise height adjustment

• more assembly effort

Swivel castors with locking brake

For a secure stance of the entire structure.

• safe stationary working

• brakes must always be operated correctly

Heavy-duty swivel castors

For industrial special loads and demanding uses.

• ideal for industrial special loads

• heavier, more demanding to handle

CETRAC offers accessories for swivel castors

• Adapters
• Securing elements
• Fastening components

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FAQ - Swivel castors

For mobile scaffolds and rolling towers that need to be moved flexibly.

Yes - connections and dimensions depend on the respective scaffold system.

Because mobile scaffolds only allow safe working when all castors are correctly braked.

For height alignment or to compensate for uneven ground.

That depends on the respective type - heavy-duty variants are designed for higher demands.