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By Combisteel · SKU: 7455.2268·

Combisteel Castor Set for 7455.22/29, 10 Pack, No Brake

Replacement castor wheels for Combisteel equipment models 7455.22/29. Set of 10 unbraked wheels for easy equipment mobility.

Pack of ten replacement castors for Combisteel models 7455.22/29, without brake mechanism. Suits mobile kitchen stations and prep tables requiring frequent repositioning without locking capability.

€ 100,00 ex VAT
€ 123,00 incl. VAT
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7–14 days
Warranty
1 year parts warranty
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This castor set provides replacement mobility wheels specifically designed for Combisteel equipment models 7455.22/29. Each set contains 10 unbraked castors, allowing kitchen operators to maintain equipment portability and workflow efficiency.

These castors enable smooth equipment repositioning during cleaning, maintenance, or kitchen reconfiguration. The unbraked design suits applications where equipment needs to be moved frequently without locking requirements.

  • Compatibility: Models 7455.22/29
  • Quantity: 10 castors per set
  • Brake type: Without brake
  • Packaging: Parcel ready
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Common questions

Are these castors supplied with or without brakes?
These castors are without brake. You'll need to source braked castors separately if you require locking capability on your equipment.
How many castors are in this pack?
This is a 10-pack of castors, sufficient for multiple units or as replacement stock for your kitchen operations.
Which Combisteel equipment do these fit?
These castors are designed specifically for Combisteel models 7455.22 and 7455.29 commercial kitchen equipment.
Is this parcel ready for immediate dispatch?
Yes. This item is parcel ready and can be dispatched without requiring additional packing or processing.
Can I mix and match braked and non-braked castors on the same unit?
You can, but it's not recommended. Using castors of different types on one piece of equipment may affect stability and handling consistency.