10" Mold-On Rubber on Aluminum Wheels · Hamilton · Up to 1,280 lb
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10-Inch Mold-On Rubber on Aluminum: Quiet Roll That Hits 1,280 lb - CasterHQ
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Hamilton's rubber tread bonded to a light, corrosion-resistant aluminum core. Quiet, cushioned, non-marking — plus 10-inch obstacle clearance and capacity up to 1,280 lb per wheel.
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