The SARHW26 recessed tilt caster transforms heavy PA speakers and subwoofers into easily movable gear. This heavy-duty wheel system is built for mobile DJs, bands, and sound technicians who need to transport speakers frequently without the strain of lifting dead weight.

Each caster supports up to 100 pounds and features a 2.75-inch diameter wheel housed in 16-gauge steel construction with black powder coating. The recessed design keeps wheels tucked away when not in use, extending just 3/4 inch from the cabinet surface to maintain your speaker's professional appearance.

The housing measures 2 7/8" x 2 7/8" x 2 3/4" with a recessed cutout of 2" x 1 1/4" and mounting holes at 0.20" diameter. The tilting mechanism allows the wheel to engage when you tip the cabinet back, then retract flush when the speaker sits flat. This design works particularly well with subwoofers and larger PA cabinets that typically stay in one position during performances.

Perfect for mobile setups where you're loading in and out of venues regularly, church sound systems that need repositioning between services, or any situation where speaker placement changes frequently. The steel construction handles the abuse of regular transport while the smooth-rolling wheels glide over most surfaces.

Installation requires basic woodworking tools to cut the recessed cavity. Each caster includes all necessary mounting hardware. Seismic Audio backs this hardware with reliable support and fast shipping to keep your mobile rig running smoothly.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How much weight can these casters handle?

Each SARHW26 caster supports up to 100 pounds, so a set of four wheels can handle speakers or subwoofers up to 400 pounds total. This capacity works well for most PA speakers and subwoofers in the mobile DJ and small venue range. Always distribute weight evenly across all four casters for maximum stability and longevity.

What size cutout do I need to install these casters?

You'll need to cut a recessed cavity measuring 2" x 1 1/4" in your speaker cabinet, plus drill mounting holes at 0.20" diameter. The housing itself measures 2 7/8" x 2 7/8" x 2 3/4", but only the smaller cutout area needs to be recessed into the cabinet. Basic woodworking tools and skills are required for proper installation.

Do these wheels stick out from my speaker when not in use?

No, the recessed design keeps wheels nearly flush with your cabinet. When the speaker sits normally, wheels extend only 3/4 inch from the housing, maintaining a clean, professional appearance. The wheels only engage fully when you tilt the cabinet back, allowing you to roll the speaker to its new position.

Will these work with both PA speakers and subwoofers?

Yes, these casters work well with both PA speakers and subwoofers, though they're particularly popular for subwoofers since subs typically stay stationary during performances but need to be moved for setup and breakdown. The 100-pound capacity per wheel handles most portable PA gear, but check your speaker's weight before ordering.

How do the tilt casters work compared to fixed wheels?

Tilt casters engage only when you tip the cabinet back, keeping your speaker stable during use while allowing easy transport when needed. Fixed wheels would make your speaker wobbly during performances, while these retractable wheels give you the best of both worlds - stability when playing and mobility when moving.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov