Replacement Caster Wheels Without the Bracket
The wheel on its own — for rebuilding a caster instead of replacing the whole unit.
Caster Wheel Models
Specification states the wheel format as published — for example single wheel. Size, where given, is the wheel diameter and width in millimetres.
About This Family
When a caster fails it is almost always the wheel, not the bracket. Buying the wheel alone keeps a good swivel head in service and cuts the replacement cost sharply.
The CW series lists wheels as standalone items, published with the size and specification given in the source catalogue.
What Goes Wrong Without the Right Caster Wheel
Problem 1
Whole casters scrapped because a single wheel wore through.
Problem 2
Spares held as complete casters, which is expensive and takes shelf space.
Problem 3
Wheels bought without checking the bore, so the axle no longer fits.
Buyers This Family Is Built Around
Maintenance and facilities teams
Rebuilding trolleys and racks rather than replacing them.
Equipment manufacturers
Wheel supply for casters built in house.
Spare parts distributors
Wheel-only lines for an installed base of trolleys.
What the Published Specification Gives You
Wheels sold separately from brackets
A worn wheel does not force the purchase of a whole caster assembly.
Sizes that match the Renwei caster ranges
Wheels here correspond to the caster families on this site, so rebuilds stay consistent.
Cheaper to hold as a spare
Wheel-only stock is smaller and cheaper than complete caster stock.
Single and twin wheel formats
The specification line states the format published for each model.
Where These Are Used
Trolley and rack refurbishment
Restoring rolling stock in warehouses and workshops.
OEM caster assembly
Wheels supplied into caster and equipment production.
Hospital and laboratory equipment
Wheel replacement on units where the bracket is fine.
Retail fixtures
Display units and cages kept rolling.
How to Choose Within This Family
- Measure three things before ordering: wheel diameter, wheel width and the bore through the hub.
- Check the axle length as well — a wheel with the right bore can still be too wide for the fork.
- If the bracket is worn or the swivel is notchy, replace the complete caster instead of just the wheel.
What is not published
Minimum order quantity, lead time, payment terms, warranty and certifications are not published by Renwei, so none of them are stated on this site. Ask for them in writing with your model list before you plan a shipment.
Sourcing Questions This Family Raises
Spare Parts and After Sales
Wheel and Caster Matching
Private Label and OEM
Reading Before You Specify
Caster Load Ratings Explained
Wheel Bore Hub and Bearing Guide
Matching Wheel Material to Your Floor
Caster Wheel Questions
Do these wheels come with a bracket?
No. This category is wheels only. Complete casters with brackets are in the light duty, heavy duty and extra heavy duty caster categories on this site.
How do I know which wheel fits my caster?
Measure wheel diameter, wheel width and the bore diameter through the hub, and check the axle length across the fork. Send those four figures with a photograph by WhatsApp.
What load will a caster wheel carry?
Load ratings for this wheel-only family are not published in the source catalogue, so the specification shows TBC. The complete caster categories do publish capacity figures.
Can you supply wheels for casters we build ourselves?
Wheel supply into caster and equipment assembly is a normal OEM enquiry. Send your drawing or the sample dimensions and ask what can be produced.
Other Families Buyers Pair With This One
Light Heavy Caster
Heavy Caster
Big Heavy Caster
PU Wheel
Quote the Caster Wheel Range
Send the model numbers you want from the 6 listed above, with quantities and your destination market.