Product Description
Pin weldment
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a pin weldment and what does it do?
A: A pin weldment is a fabricated assembly that combines a pin with welded mounting points or brackets. It is used in material handling equipment like pallet jacks, forklifts, and hand trucks to provide structural support, load transfer, or pivot connections. The welded construction ensures a permanent, rigid bond suitable for high-stress applications.
Q: What equipment types use the A000010155 pin weldment?
A: This pin weldment fits multiple brands of material handling equipment including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and similar pallet jack and truck manufacturers. Verify your equipment model and serial number range before ordering to confirm compatibility with your specific unit.
Q: What material is this pin weldment made from?
A: Pin weldments are typically fabricated from high-strength steel with welded joints designed to handle repetitive loading and stress. The exact material grade and weld specifications depend on the application demands. Contact us with your equipment details for exact material composition.
Q: How long does a pin weldment typically last?
A: Lifespan depends on load rating, duty cycle, and maintenance. In normal warehouse operations, a properly installed pin weldment should perform reliably for several years. Inspect periodically for weld cracks or deformation, particularly around high-stress areas if the equipment experiences frequent heavy loading.
Q: Is the A000010155 a direct replacement for other part numbers?
A: Pin weldments from different manufacturers may have similar functions but differ in dimensions, hole patterns, and mount configurations. Verify dimensions and mounting points match your current assembly. We can help cross-reference your part number if you provide your equipment model and original part identification.
