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Duty Introduction to Bases
Choosing a Base to Fit Your Needs select a Caster Dolly or Cabinet Truck. You may select an
Extended Caster Dolly or Extended Cabinet Truck if heavy
The Heavy Duty product line offers several base options. The fol- equipment will be extended from the front of the frame. Anti-tip
lowing information can help you select the best option for your legs also work well in this situation.
requirements.
A Caster Dolly is made of heavier material than a Cabinet
Casters are not required if the frame will not be moved. You may Truck—11-gauge as opposed to 12-gauge steel. The Caster Dolly
choose a Flush Frame Base or a Recessed Pontoon Base, which accommodates Locking Casters rather than Floor Locks. A Floor
has 4” of toe space in front. Both bases will add 3 1/2” to the Lock will raise the front of the frame about 1/8”, which makes a
height of the frame. In addition, both of these bases are available frame assembly on a Floor Lock slightly less stable than one on
plain or one of a combination of Duplex outlet, levelers or anti-tip Locking Casters. For demanding applications, it is best to use a
legs. (Levelers and anti-tip legs must be ordered separately). Caster Dolly and Locking Casters instead of a Cabinet Truck with
Floor Locks.
If the frame must be moved then casters are required. Consider
how much weight will be loaded and the type of surface the frame For more information on these products, please see the following
will be moved across before you choose your base. pages. If you have any questions, please call (800) 204-7225.
If the equipment and frame weigh 800 lbs. or less and will be
moved over a smooth surface, select a Caster Base. Otherwise,
Environment Base Base Options
Standard Caster Base
Features and Options
Heavy Duty Recessed Base
Flush Base 4 16-gauge steel construction
Severe Caster, flush & recessed 4 2” diameter dual wheel casters (rated at 200 or 400 lbs. each)
Flush Caster Dolly 4 Adds 3 1/2” (w/200 lb. casters) and 3 7/8” (w/400 lb. casters) to height of frame
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Extended Caster Dolly 4 12-gauge steel construction
4 4” deep toe space
Flush Cabinet Truck 4 Adds 3-1/2” to height of frame
Extended Cabinet Truck 4 12-gauge steel construction
4 Flush with front of frame
4 Adds 3-1/2” to height of frame
4 Provisions for levelers, anti-tip legs or duplex outlet
4 11-gauge steel construction
4 4” diameter swivel or rigid casters (300 or 550 lbs. per caster capacity)
4 Locking casters
4 Adds 6 1/2” to height of frame
4 11-gauge steel construction
4 4” diameter swivel or rigid casters (rated at 300 or 500 lbs. each)
4 Locking casters
4 Adds 6 1/2” to height of frame
4 12-gauge steel construction
4 4” diameter swivel or rigid casters (300 or 550 lbs. per caster capacity)
4 Floor Locks
4 Adds 6 1/2” to height of frame
4 12-gauge steel construction
4 4” diameter swivel or rigid casters (300 or 550 lbs. per caster capacity)
4 Floor Locks
4 Adds 6 1/2” to height of frame
Equipto Electronics Corp.4Aurora, IL4800.204.72254630.897.46914Fax 630.897.5314
Duty Introduction to Bases
Choosing a Base to Fit Your Needs select a Caster Dolly or Cabinet Truck. You may select an
Extended Caster Dolly or Extended Cabinet Truck if heavy
The Heavy Duty product line offers several base options. The fol- equipment will be extended from the front of the frame. Anti-tip
lowing information can help you select the best option for your legs also work well in this situation.
requirements.
A Caster Dolly is made of heavier material than a Cabinet
Casters are not required if the frame will not be moved. You may Truck—11-gauge as opposed to 12-gauge steel. The Caster Dolly
choose a Flush Frame Base or a Recessed Pontoon Base, which accommodates Locking Casters rather than Floor Locks. A Floor
has 4” of toe space in front. Both bases will add 3 1/2” to the Lock will raise the front of the frame about 1/8”, which makes a
height of the frame. In addition, both of these bases are available frame assembly on a Floor Lock slightly less stable than one on
plain or one of a combination of Duplex outlet, levelers or anti-tip Locking Casters. For demanding applications, it is best to use a
legs. (Levelers and anti-tip legs must be ordered separately). Caster Dolly and Locking Casters instead of a Cabinet Truck with
Floor Locks.
If the frame must be moved then casters are required. Consider
how much weight will be loaded and the type of surface the frame For more information on these products, please see the following
will be moved across before you choose your base. pages. If you have any questions, please call (800) 204-7225.
If the equipment and frame weigh 800 lbs. or less and will be
moved over a smooth surface, select a Caster Base. Otherwise,
Environment Base Base Options
Standard Caster Base
Features and Options
Heavy Duty Recessed Base
Flush Base 4 16-gauge steel construction
Severe Caster, flush & recessed 4 2” diameter dual wheel casters (rated at 200 or 400 lbs. each)
Flush Caster Dolly 4 Adds 3 1/2” (w/200 lb. casters) and 3 7/8” (w/400 lb. casters) to height of frame
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Extended Caster Dolly 4 12-gauge steel construction
4 4” deep toe space
Flush Cabinet Truck 4 Adds 3-1/2” to height of frame
Extended Cabinet Truck 4 12-gauge steel construction
4 Flush with front of frame
4 Adds 3-1/2” to height of frame
4 Provisions for levelers, anti-tip legs or duplex outlet
4 11-gauge steel construction
4 4” diameter swivel or rigid casters (300 or 550 lbs. per caster capacity)
4 Locking casters
4 Adds 6 1/2” to height of frame
4 11-gauge steel construction
4 4” diameter swivel or rigid casters (rated at 300 or 500 lbs. each)
4 Locking casters
4 Adds 6 1/2” to height of frame
4 12-gauge steel construction
4 4” diameter swivel or rigid casters (300 or 550 lbs. per caster capacity)
4 Floor Locks
4 Adds 6 1/2” to height of frame
4 12-gauge steel construction
4 4” diameter swivel or rigid casters (300 or 550 lbs. per caster capacity)
4 Floor Locks
4 Adds 6 1/2” to height of frame
Equipto Electronics Corp.4Aurora, IL4800.204.72254630.897.46914Fax 630.897.5314
