| Wheel Configuration | Single-row, double-row, ball-type, roller-type, and heavy-duty omni-directional wheels | Configuration selected according to load, floor condition, speed, and turning requirements | Wheel layout, contact points, turning resistance, and suitability for straight, lateral, and diagonal movement |
| Load Capacity | Published static and dynamic load ratings for each model | Common industrial products are offered from light loads below 100 kg per wheel to heavy-duty capacities of several hundred kilograms per wheel | Whether the rating is static or dynamic, test speed, number of wheels used, safety factor, and load distribution |
| Wheel Diameter | Multiple diameter options for compact equipment, mobile platforms, AGVs, and industrial carts | Typical industrial sizes range from approximately 50 mm to more than 200 mm | Larger diameters generally improve obstacle crossing and rolling performance but require more installation space |
| Materials | Choice of carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, engineering plastics, polyurethane, rubber, or nylon components | Material selection based on load, abrasion, noise, corrosion, temperature, and floor protection | Material certificates, hardness, chemical resistance, operating temperature, and compatibility with the application environment |
| Bearing System | Precision ball bearings, roller bearings, bushings, sealed bearings, and replaceable wear components | Sealed or shielded bearings are preferred in dusty, wet, or maintenance-sensitive applications | Bearing type, grease specification, sealing method, service life, radial clearance, and replacement availability |
| Mounting Options | Top plate, threaded stem, bolt-hole, flange, custom bracket, and integrated mounting assemblies | Mounting dimensions should be matched to the equipment frame and required ground clearance | Hole pattern, bolt size, mounting height, allowable offset, installation torque, and dimensional drawings |
| Surface Protection | Zinc plating, nickel plating, powder coating, stainless-steel construction, or corrosion-resistant surface treatment | Protection level should reflect indoor, outdoor, washdown, marine, or chemically exposed conditions | Coating thickness, corrosion test method, salt-spray results where applicable, and visible surface quality |
| Operating Environment | Solutions for warehouses, factories, clean areas, food-processing environments, outdoor equipment, and automated vehicles | Temperature, moisture, dust, chemicals, floor joints, ramps, and continuous-duty conditions must be considered | Environmental test data, recommended floor type, permissible slope, noise level, and cleaning requirements |
| Customization | Custom dimensions, materials, mounting interfaces, wheel arrangements, colors, packaging, and integrated assemblies | Custom design should be supported by 2D drawings, 3D models, prototypes, and engineering review | Tooling fees, minimum order quantity, prototype lead time, intellectual-property handling, and change-control procedures |
| Quality Control | Incoming-material inspection, in-process checks, final inspection, traceability, and documented corrective action | Inspection should cover dimensions, runout, load performance, rotation, noise, finish, and assembly quality | Quality certificates, inspection records, sampling plan, calibration records, and batch traceability |
| Testing Capability | Load, endurance, rolling-resistance, impact, corrosion, temperature, and dimensional testing when required | Test conditions should replicate the buyer's actual operating speed, surface, load, and duty cycle | Test method, sample size, pass criteria, test duration, instrument calibration, and complete test reports |
| Compliance Documentation | Technical datasheets, material declarations, dimensional drawings, safety information, and conformity documents where applicable | Documentation should be specific to the supplied model and current production version | Applicable market requirements, restricted-substance declarations, product labeling, and document revision control |
| Sampling and Prototyping | Pre-production samples, functional prototypes, pilot batches, and sample approval procedures | Samples should be tested under actual load and movement conditions before mass production | Sample cost, sample lead time, revision limits, approval records, and production consistency with the approved sample |
| Production and Delivery | Clear production scheduling, capacity planning, export packaging, and shipment tracking | Lead time varies by standard stock, customization, order quantity, tooling, and inspection requirements | Confirmed production date, packaging specification, carton dimensions, shipment terms, and contingency planning |
| After-Sales Service | Installation guidance, troubleshooting, spare parts, replacement components, and technical support | Support should include response targets, service contacts, and clear warranty conditions | Warranty period, exclusions, claims process, replacement policy, spare-part availability, and response time |
| Commercial Transparency | Itemized quotations covering product price, tooling, samples, packaging, inspection, freight, and payment terms | Total cost should be evaluated using quality, service life, maintenance, and delivery risk—not unit price alone | Quotation validity, minimum order quantity, payment schedule, price-adjustment terms, and ownership of tooling |