Office Chair Casters

Here is the information about office chair casters:

Installation and Removal: When installing office chair casters, hold the wheel firmly and ensure that the pin is perpendicular to the chair base. Then, apply force to insert it to complete the installation. However, there is currently no detailed description of the caster removal method. It is recommended to proceed with caution during operation to avoid damaging the chair base or the casters.

Cleaning and Maintenance:

• Hair Entanglement Handling: If the casters are entangled with hair, use a very small pair of scissors to carefully cut it off. This process is time-consuming and requires patience.
• Dirt Cleaning: To clean dirt from the casters, prepare a used facial towel. Wet it and let it air-dry partially. Wrap the wheel with the textured side of the towel and secure it with a rubber band. Then, sit on the chair and move back and forth to transfer the dirt from the wheel to the towel. Repeat this process multiple times to effectively clean the wheel.
• Preventing Floor Stains: To prevent the casters from staining the floor during movement, attach invisible tape to the wheels. Choose tape with an appropriate width and moderate stickiness. When applying the tape, do not make it too flat; keep some wrinkles. This will prevent the wheels from being too slippery and reduce tape residue.

Price Information: The prices of office chair casters vary depending on their type and specifications. For example, a factory-customized 1.4-inch load-bearing caster with a snap-ring threaded universal wheel is priced at ¥1.36; a WO custom-made wear-resistant 1.5-inch universal caster is priced at ¥3.8; and a WO custom-made 2-inch insert-rod flat-plate caster is priced at ¥3.1. Consumers can choose the appropriate casters according to their own needs.

Testing Equipment: To ensure the quality and performance of office chair casters, an office chair caster life tester can be used for testing. This equipment can simulate the scenarios of the chair sliding on both obstructed and unobstructed floors, detecting issues such as wear, jamming, and wheel detachment of the casters to ensure that they meet the testing standards for office chairs.