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TQZ Series Castors

Name: TQZ Series Castors
Brand: Brauer

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TQZ Series heavy duty twin wheel castors — swivel load rating up to 5,100kg. Taper roller bearings. Directional lock standard on swivel. Heavy duty industrial twin wheel castors with a swivel load rating of up to 5,100kg. The TQZ series features precision machined components with hardened and ground ball thrust races for smooth swivel action under heavy loads. Twin wheel design on Polyurethane options distributes load across two wheels for improved floor protection. Precision taper-roller bearings are fitted as standard. Available with Polyurethane Vulkollan twin wheels, Polyurethane Press-on-

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Registered at Companies House as BRAUER LIMITED, number 05980295. Checked 2026-08-29.
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