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247593

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247593

Cup, Bearing

Regular price $18.29
Sale price $18.29 Regular price $19.69
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Product Description

Cup, bearing

Specifications

Physical Specifications
Part TypeTapered Roller Bearing Cup (Outer Race)
MaterialThrough-hardened alloy steel
Surface TreatmentHeat-treated for wear resistance
Bearing TypeTapered roller bearing
Component FormCup only (requires matching cone and rollers)
Compatibility
ApplicationSteer wheel, drive wheel, load wheel assemblies
Compatible EquipmentElectric lift trucks, forklifts, pallet jacks

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the 247593 bearing cup and how does it function?
A: The 247593 bearing cup is the outer race component of a tapered roller bearing assembly used in electric lift trucks. The cup provides the raceway surface against which the bearing rollers ride under load.

Q: What electric truck equipment uses the 247593 bearing cup?
A: The 247593 is compatible with electric lift trucks from manufacturers including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and Jungheinrich. Bearing cups are commonly used in steer wheel, drive wheel, and load wheel assemblies. Verify bore and outer dimensions before ordering.

Q: What material is the 247593 bearing cup manufactured from?
A: Bearing cups are manufactured from through-hardened alloy steel, typically heat-treated to provide a smooth, wear-resistant raceway surface. The hardened steel construction ensures durability under repeated rolling contact and heavy load cycles.

Q: Does the 247593 bearing cup come as a complete assembly or separately?
A: The 247593 is typically a cup component used with a matching cone and rollers to form a complete tapered roller bearing. Verify whether your application requires the cup alone or a full bearing kit, as these are separate items.

Q: What causes bearing cup failure and how can it be prevented?
A: Bearing cup wear or failure results from inadequate lubrication, contamination, overloading, or normal wear. Prevent premature failure by maintaining proper grease levels, inspecting for damage regularly, and replacing worn bearing assemblies promptly.