Product Description
Industrial single shield ball bearing assembly 520-936-1610 for manual pallet jack applications, designed for friction reduction and rotational support in material handling equipment.
Specifications
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | 520-936-1610 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the specifications of the 520-936-1610 bearing assembly?
A: The 520-936-1610 is an industrial single shield ball bearing assembly constructed with steel ball bearings and an integral steel shield. It is designed specifically for friction reduction and rotational support in manual pallet jack load wheel and caster applications.
Q: Which pallet jack equipment is compatible with the 520-936-1610?
A: This bearing assembly is used in manual pallet jacks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Linde, Clark, Mitsubishi, and CAT. Verify your equipment model and load wheel specifications match the bearing bore and outer dimensions before ordering.
Q: How does the steel ball construction affect bearing performance in the 520-936-1610?
A: Steel ball bearings provide excellent load distribution and durability under the repetitive stresses of pallet jack operation. The steel construction resists deformation and supports consistent, smooth rotation under rated loads. Steel balls are superior to ceramic in high-cycle applications common in warehouses and manufacturing.
Q: What maintenance does the 520-936-1610 bearing assembly require?
A: The single shield design allows periodic lubrication. Inspect the bearing quarterly for smooth operation and unusual noise or resistance. Apply grease per your pallet jack manual if needed. Sealed or shielded bearings can accumulate grease over time; monitor for excess accumulation and clean if necessary.
Q: What is the expected service life and load rating of the 520-936-1610?
A: The bearing supports standard manual pallet jack load capacities (4000 to 6000 pounds depending on equipment). Expected service life is 3000 to 5000 operating hours with proper maintenance and clean storage conditions. Environments with high moisture or salt exposure may reduce bearing life due to corrosion.
