⚙️ Elevate your material handling game with precision and power!
The P2750-EG 4 Wheel Light Duty Trolley Assembly is a robust, electro-galvanized zinc-finished trolley designed for all 1-5/8" or taller strut channels. Engineered with CNC precision, it supports up to 450 lbs, ensuring smooth, reliable movement and long-lasting corrosion resistance—perfect for professional-grade material handling setups.
Brand | FBULWSEC |
Material | Zinc |
Color | Silver |
Style | 4 Pack |
Load Capacity | 450 pound |
Number of Wheels | 4 |
Manufacturer | FBULWSEC |
Item Weight | 2.31 pounds |
Package Dimensions | 4.45 x 4.06 x 3.23 inches |
Item model number | P2750-EG |
Mounting Type | Plate Mount |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
P**A
Fits Unistrut perfectly
Trolley fits my Unistrut channel perfectly. These roll smoothly and arrived in great shape. They have a 1/4-20 threaded hole in the center so you can easily mount things to them. I have camera equipment and microphone arms hanging from mine. I recommend these.
C**1
great for liders on doors.
used on slab doors to make barn door style sliders worked great and has a cool look when hung on track from ceiling.
K**.
rolls smoothly
Works really well. The bearing roll very smooth.
S**D
Need more instructions and what size of nuts and bolts to use.
No nuts and bolts with it for assembly. Or instructions.
C**Y
Worked great
Fits in 1-5/8 strut channel perfect and slides smooth with load of a door.
W**W
Great buy
Great buy
M**M
Great
Mounted onto truck bed with the rollers up. Used to slide equipment out of the bed. Works well.
S**K
Smooth Rollers and Perfect for DIY Project
I used these trolley wheels for a diy ev charging cable management system. I used a channel strut and these trolley wheels to hold up the charging cable off the ground to keep the floor free and cable from getting dirty, specially in inclement weather. The trolley wheels rolls smoothly in the channel strut. It does have a bit of play side to side, but the trolley wheel remains securely inside the strut as it travels the length of the channel strut.
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