Rehab Equipment Casters – Wholesale Supply for Physical Therapy Facilities

Yes. Our rehab equipment casters are compatible with leading OEM brands including Hillrom, Baxter, Tente, Stryker, Joerns, Invacare, Hausted, and Midmark. Each product listing includes specific bed series and equipment model compatibility to help you identify the exact replacement part needed.

A total lock caster simultaneously locks both the wheel rotation and the swivel mechanism with a single lever, completely immobilizing the equipment. In rehab settings, this is critical for patient safety during transfers, therapeutic exercises, or procedures where the equipment must remain stationary to prevent accidents and liability.

For physical therapy facilities, non-marking rubber, thermoplastic rubber (TPR), urethane, and Santoprene wheels are recommended. These materials are floor-friendly on tile, hardwood, and linoleum, operate quietly, resist cleaning chemicals and disinfectants, and protect both floors and equipment from damage during daily use.

Absolutely. Our team provides replacement caster matching and part compatibility verification services. You can contact us at 800.733.4758 or Service@HumphriesCasters.com with your equipment model or existing part number and we will identify the correct OEM-compatible replacement caster for your rehab equipment.

Yes. Humphries Casters offers wholesale and bulk pricing programs including blanket orders and bulk discounts for physical therapy facilities, hospitals, nursing homes, and other healthcare institutions. Customer-specific pricing is available upon account registration. Contact our team to discuss volume pricing for your facility's needs.

A standard brake caster locks only the wheel rotation to stop movement, while a brake/steer caster combines braking with directional steering control, allowing clinicians to precisely position equipment before locking it in place. Brake/steer models are ideal for stretchers, hospital beds, and rehab equipment that requires controlled directional maneuvering in tight clinic spaces.