Assess Isotec castors for the floor

GEBHARDT lists Ø125 mm wheels on rolling TBX models; still assess floor and route fit on site.

31 January 2025Updated 23 September 2026

Short answer

GEBHARDT lists rolling TBX models with Ø125 mm wheels. That diameter alone does not prove safe or easy movement on a floor. Inspect thresholds, joints, ramps and turns; trial pushing, steering and braking with the actual load under site procedures. Confirm part compatibility for the exact model.

GEBHARDT's product page identifies rolling TBX versions as fitted with Ø125 mm wheels. Keep the claim to rolling TBX models; verify other series and options separately.

Inspect floor finish, joints, cracks, thresholds, ramp slope and turns along the route. Record tight or damaged sections with photos and locations.

Use the GEBHARDT drawing to identify castor material, diameter, brake and compatible spare-part code. Assess suitability for load and use with the site owner.

With a representative load, trial pushing, turning and braking on the actual floor. Decide required personnel and equipment under workplace safety procedures.

If tracking, cracking, wear or brake faults appear, remove the container from use and open a maintenance record. Replace castors using maker-approved parts and methods.

After a floor repair or castor selection, recheck the same route and retain findings with container ID and trial conditions.