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20th November 2018

Castor Jargon Made Easy The castor industry has lots of terminologies when it comes to castor wheels. We're hoping the below will help everyone to understand the terminology. Brake – The brake is an integral part to a castor whic...

13th November 2018

Our Promise to You... At Revolution Castors we believe all customers should receive the best service possible. With this in mind below are a few promises we make to all our customers.

7th September 2018

The ‘Brackets’ are Off!! The tale of the tape on ‘Castor Brackets’ from the Lightweights to the Heavyweights! Do Brackets Really Matter?? Here at Revolution Castors we think B...

8th August 2018

This is a commonly asked question by a lot of our customers, so we thought we'd explain the differences and the benefits of each to you in a short blog post! The purpose of a bearing is to reduce friction between the wheel and the axle, the reason that roller bearing and ball bearings...

3rd July 2018

How to choose the right product – A step by Step guide We all know that the most important thing when ordering your wheels and castors, is to make sure it's fit for purpose, but what do you need to be mindful of? We are going to take y...

15th June 2018

Get your FREE gift!! The last 2 years has seen Revolution Castors successfully grow. We are well on our way to becoming one of the top four castor companies within the UK. Although we are extremely confident in the quality of our product...

15th June 2018

We’ve decided to add heat stable (also known as high temperature or “high temps”) because we have had many requests for them over the last few months, and so we thought putting them on the website would make them much more accessible to yo...

15th May 2018

Stainless steel brackets were something we were asked about a lot from our customers, and after much deliberation with the team, we decided to add it to our range. People use stainless steel castors because they are less corrosive and can handle ...

3rd May 2018

We advise that the first thing you need to do is choose your wheel, this will determine what other options you have when it comes to brackets. This part of the process can be quite intimidating as there are lots of different options, our general advice is to use a soft wheel on a hard floor and vice versa. If you have any questions, our highly experienced team are here to offer expert advice. To choose your wheel you’ll need to know what size of everything you need, so it’s time to get your measuring tape out… ...