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Set Screw

908170014

Set screw

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Product Description

Set screw

Specifications

Product Overview
Product TypeSet Screw
Physical Specifications
MaterialHardened Steel
Corrosion ResistanceYes - Zinc Plating
Common ApplicationsSteering wheels, load wheel assemblies, sprocket hubs, control levers
Compatibility
Compatible EquipmentElectric pallet jacks, forklifts, manual pallet jacks

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What forklift equipment does SKU 908170014 set screw fit?
A: This set screw is used in forklift assemblies across Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, and similar OEM platforms. Set screws are commonly found in steering wheels, load wheel assemblies, sprocket hubs, and control lever mechanisms. Verify thread size and application compatibility before ordering.

Q: What material is this set screw manufactured from?
A: This set screw is typically manufactured from hardened steel with zinc plating for corrosion resistance. The hardened steel ensures it will not deform under clamping force, while zinc plating protects against rust in humid warehouse and outdoor environments.

Q: When does a set screw need replacement?
A: Replace a set screw if it no longer holds torque, if the point is damaged or stripped, or if threads are worn. Set screws should be replaced immediately if they back out repeatedly or if the component they secure moves unexpectedly. Check set screw integrity during routine preventive maintenance.

Q: What is the difference between a standard set screw and a locking set screw?
A: Standard set screws rely only on tightness to hold position. Locking set screws have nylon inserts or other features that resist loosening from vibration and thermal cycling common in forklift operation. For steering wheels and high-vibration areas, locking set screws are preferred to prevent component shift and safety hazards.