Product Description
Contact kit
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Yale, Toyota, Cat Caterpillar, Baker, Clark, Albright |
| Application | Contactors, Relays, Motor Starters |
| Compatible Equipment | Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Linde |
Additional Specifications
| Product Type | Electrical Contact Kit |
| Contact Material | Silver Alloy / Composite |
| Carrier Material | Copper / Brass |
| Key Features | Arcing Resistance, Low Contact Erosion, High Conductivity |
| Equipment Type | Electric Lift Trucks, Pallet Jacks |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a contact kit and what purpose does it serve?
A: A contact kit contains electrical contacts and associated components used in contactors, relays, or motor starters found in electric lift truck control systems. Contacts manage electrical current flow to motors and hydraulic pumps.
Q: Which electric lift truck brands is this contact kit compatible with?
A: This contact kit is designed for electric lift trucks made by Yale, Toyota, Caterpillar, Baker, Clark, Albright, and. Always confirm compatibility with your specific model before purchasing.
Q: What are contact kits made from?
A: Contact kits contain silver alloy or composite electrical contacts bonded to copper or brass carriers. These materials provide excellent electrical conductivity and resistance to arcing and erosion during normal equipment operation.
Q: What symptoms indicate a contact kit needs replacement?
A: Replace contacts when you experience intermittent motor operation, failure to engage lift or drive functions, or audible chattering from the contactor. Worn or pitted contacts prevent reliable electrical switching and compromise equipment function.
Q: How do I know if this contact kit is the right replacement for my lift truck?
A: Verify your lift truck's make and model, then cross-reference with the contact kit specifications. Ensure it matches the electrical system requirements of your equipment.
Q: Are there any specific maintenance tips for contact kits?
A: Regularly inspect contacts for signs of wear, pitting, or discoloration. Clean contact surfaces as needed and ensure proper installation to maintain reliable electrical performance.