Guaranteed to Stand Still

The brake mechanism of the castor has the task of holding the equipment or the machine firmly in the stop position. Therefore they are important components in relation to safety.

The six types of brake mechanisms available for selection are listed below.

Type b - Wheel Locking Brake

Brake locks the wheel from rotating.

Type h - Total Brake Mounted Behind

Brake for apparatus and transport castors mounted behind locks the wheel and the fork head at the same time.

Type i - Total Brake Mounted in Front

Brake for transport and heavy load bearing castors locks the wheel and fork head at the same time, mounted in front.

Type q - Central Brake

Brake for medical-technical castors. Braking device integrated into the castor body; locks the wheel and fork head at the same time.

Type r - Directional Brake

Brake for equipment and hospital beds with integrated directional locking brake, locks the steerable castor in the straightahead position.

Type ASL (Bolt on) - Directional Lock

Directional locking brake that can be retro fitted, locks the steerable castor in the straight-ahead position for transport castors.