Product Description
CUP, BEARING
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a bearing cup assembly and how is the 7001213 used?
A: The 7001213 is a bearing cup, which is the outer race component of a bearing assembly. It is pressed into the wheel hub or spindle housing and serves as the outer raceway for the rolling elements. The bearing cup must be paired with the matching inner race and rolling elements to function as a complete bearing assembly.
Q: Which electric lift truck models use the 7001213 bearing cup?
A: The 7001213 bearing cup is compatible with electric lift trucks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Jungheinrich, and Linde that require this specification. This cup is designed for use in load wheel or caster assemblies. Confirm your equipment model and original bearing cup part number to verify compatibility.
Q: What are the specifications for the 7001213 bearing cup?
A: The 7001213 is a precision bearing cup manufactured to strict dimensional tolerances. The outer diameter is designed to press-fit into the wheel hub or spindle bore. The raceway diameter accommodates standard rolling elements. For exact dimensions, consult the original equipment bearing specification sheet or contact technical support with your equipment model.
Q: Can the 7001213 bearing cup be reused if still in good condition?
A: If the 7001213 cup shows no visible wear, cracks, spalling, or scoring on the raceway surface, it may be reused if paired with a new matching inner race and rolling elements. Inspect the raceway under bright light for any pitting or discoloration. If any defects are visible, the entire bearing assembly must be replaced.
Q: What is the difference between a bearing cup and a complete bearing assembly?
A: A bearing cup such as the 7001213 is a single component that serves as the outer race. A complete bearing assembly includes the cup, inner race, rolling elements, and cage as one unit. Equipment designed with separate bearing races requires individual cup and cone replacement, while equipment with sealed assembly units requires replacing the entire bearing.