Electric Pump Motor 24V for Forklift
094313-IS
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Product Description
Electric pump motor (24v)
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the voltage rating of the 094313-IS electric pump motor?
A: The 094313-IS is a 24V electric pump motor, which is standard for battery-powered hydraulic systems on electric pallet trucks and forklifts. Confirm voltage compatibility with your equipment battery system before ordering.
Q: What type of equipment uses the 094313-IS electric pump motor?
A: The 094313-IS 24V electric pump motor is used in forklifts, electric pallet trucks, and other material handling equipment requiring electric hydraulic pump drive. It powers the hydraulic system that operates lift mechanisms and tilts.
Q: Is the 094313-IS motor suitable for continuous duty applications?
A: The 094313-IS is designed for typical material handling duty cycles. For duty cycle requirements, consult the motor specifications sheet and verify the motor can handle your specific operating pattern and ambient temperature conditions.
Q: What brands of forklifts use the 094313-IS pump motor?
A: The 094313-IS 24V electric pump motor is compatible with various forklift OEMs including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Linde, Clark, Mitsubishi, CAT, and BT. Verify specifications match your equipment before ordering.
Q: How often should the 094313-IS motor be serviced or maintained?
A: Maintenance intervals depend on equipment operating hours and ambient conditions. Regular inspection of electrical connections, cooling vents, and motor output should occur as part of routine equipment maintenance. Follow your equipment manufacturer and motor specifications guide for detailed maintenance schedules.