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3012328

High Carbon Steel Bearing Assembly for Pallet Jacks

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Product Description

3012328 BEARING assembly from Liftsplus.com is an OEM bearing for manual pallet jack applications. Designed to provide durable rotational support for load or steering wheels, fabricated with high carbon steel races and balls, and compatible with standard fork and wheel assemblies. Cross-reference information currently unavailable; confirm fitment with equipment model prior to installation.

Specifications

Material & Construction
Bearing MaterialHigh carbon steel races and balls
Cage MaterialAlloy steel pressed cage
Part Numbers
Manufacturer Part Number3012328
OEM Part Number3012328

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the 3012328 bearing assembly used for?
A: The 3012328 is an OEM bearing assembly designed for manual pallet jacks. It provides rotational support for load wheels and steering wheels on pallet jack fork and wheel assemblies from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, and similar manufacturers.

Q: What material are the bearing races and balls made from?
A: The bearing races and balls are manufactured from high carbon steel. This provides hardness and wear resistance necessary for the repetitive rolling motion and load-carrying demands of pallet jack wheel applications.

Q: What is the cage material in this bearing?
A: The bearing cage is fabricated from alloy steel with a pressed construction. This cage material maintains proper spacing and alignment of the steel balls during wheel rotation and loads typical of manual pallet jack operation.

Q: What is the typical lifespan of the 3012328 bearing assembly?
A: High carbon steel bearings last 2 to 5 years depending on load weight, usage frequency, and maintenance. Regular lubrication, cleanliness, and proper wheel alignment extend bearing life. Lack of maintenance and debris contamination accelerate wear and failure.

Q: How do I identify if a bearing needs replacement?
A: Signs of bearing failure include grinding or squealing noise from wheels, rough or stiff wheel rotation, visible rust or corrosion on bearing surfaces, or lateral wheel movement when manually rocking the jack side to side.

Q: Are there equivalent bearing part numbers I should know?
A: Cross-reference information for the 3012328 is currently unavailable. Confirm fitment with your equipment model number and bearing housing bore diameter, width, and load requirements before ordering.