Bolt for Forklift
901120001
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Product Description
Bolt
Specifications
Product Overview
| Product Type | Industrial Bolt |
Physical Specifications
| Material | Steel |
| Finish | Zinc-Plated (Standard) |
| ISO Grade | 8.8 or Higher |
| Typical Diameter Range | M8 to M16 |
| Corrosion Resistance | Zinc-plated for warehouse and outdoor use |
| Standards Compliance | ISO 4017, DIN 933 |
Compatibility
| Application | Forklifts, Electric Lift Trucks, Material Handling Equipment |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the specifications for bolt SKU 901120001?
A: To confirm exact specifications for SKU 901120001, you need the bolt diameter, length, thread pitch, and ISO grade. Provide your equipment make, model, and assembly location, or reference your lift truck service manual for bolt specifications. Lift truck bolts typically range from M8 to M16 in ISO grade 8.8 or higher.
Q: What equipment does this bolt fit?
A: This bolt is designed for material-handling equipment including electric pallet jacks, lift trucks, and forklifts. Exact applications depend on your equipment manufacturer and assembly type. Common assembly points include structural welds, hydraulic connections, and wheel attachments. Verify correct fit with your equipment documentation.
Q: Is this bolt corrosion-resistant or zinc-plated?
A: Most lift truck bolts are zinc-plated steel for corrosion resistance in warehouse and outdoor environments. Some applications require stainless steel or additional coatings for cold storage or wet conditions. Confirm material specification and finish type with your equipment manufacturer before ordering to ensure compatibility.
Q: What is the torque specification for this bolt?
A: Torque specifications depend on bolt diameter, grade, and application. Typical lift truck bolt torque ranges from 25 Nm to 150 Nm depending on size and purpose. Always refer to your equipment service manual for exact torque values to prevent under-tightening, which causes loosening, or over-tightening, which causes failure.