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15A11854

Cup, Bearing

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Product Description

Cup, bearing

Specifications

Product Overview
Part Number15A11854
Product TypeBearing Cup / Outer Raceway
Physical Specifications
MaterialHigh-Carbon Chromium Steel
Surface FinishPrecision-Machined Raceway
FunctionSupports Radial and Axial Loads, Enables Smooth Wheel Rotation
ConditionNew
Compatibility
ApplicationElectric Lift Truck Wheel Assemblies
Compatible BrandsToyota, Crown, Raymond, Yale, Hyster

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a bearing cup and how does it function in an electric lift truck?
A: A bearing cup is the outer raceway of a bearing assembly that contains the rolling elements (balls or rollers). It sits in the bearing bore and supports radial and axial loads. The cup is essential for smooth wheel rotation and load distribution on the lift truck.

Q: Which electric lift truck brands use bearing cup SKU 15A11854?
A: SKU 15A11854 is compatible with Toyota, Crown, Raymond, Yale, and Hyster electric lift trucks. Verify the bore diameter, outer diameter, and width specifications match your bearing assembly before purchasing.

Q: What material is the 15A11854 bearing cup made from?
A: The bearing cup is manufactured from high-carbon chromium steel with precision machining. This material provides hardness, corrosion resistance, and the smooth raceway surface necessary for ball or roller contact and rotation.

Q: What indicators show that a bearing cup needs replacement?
A: Symptoms include grinding or chirping sounds from the wheel assembly, rough rotation, vibration in the load wheel, or visible pitting and wear on the raceway surface. A damaged cup cannot support proper rolling contact and must be replaced.

Q: How is bearing cup lifespan affected by operating conditions?
A: Heavy loads, high-speed operation, and inadequate lubrication accelerate cup wear. Wet environments can promote corrosion if seals fail. Regular inspection and proper bearing maintenance extend service life significantly compared to neglected assemblies.