Galvanized Link
A000052867
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Product Description
Link, galvanized
Specifications
Product Overview
| Product Type | Galvanized Steel Link |
Physical Specifications
| Finish | Galvanized Zinc Coating |
| Material | Carbon Steel |
| Corrosion Resistance | Galvanized zinc coating for rust and corrosion protection |
| Dimensions | Verify per equipment specifications |
| Working Load Limit | Verify per equipment documentation and link marking |
Compatibility
| Applications | Chain assemblies, lift mechanisms, mast connections, sling attachments |
| Compatible Equipment | Pallet jacks, electric lift trucks, forklifts, stackers |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the A000052867 link component used for?
A: The A000052867 is a galvanized link used in lifting chains, sling attachments, or mast assembly connections on pallet jacks and electric lift trucks. It joins components and transmits load forces.
Q: Why is the A000052867 galvanized?
A: Galvanizing provides corrosion resistance by coating the steel with zinc. This protects the link from rust and degradation in humid, wet, or outdoor environments. Galvanized links maintain strength and appearance longer than bare steel links.
Q: Which lift truck and pallet jack models use the A000052867 link?
A: The A000052867 is compatible with material handling equipment from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Linde, Clark, Mitsubishi, CAT, and BT. Verify the link size and attachment hole diameter match your equipment specifications before ordering.
Q: What is the working load limit for the A000052867 galvanized link?
A: The load capacity depends on the link size and material grade. Verify the working load limit in your equipment documentation or on the link marking itself. Never use a link rated below your equipment load capacity.
Q: How does the A000052867 link resist rust?
A: The galvanized zinc coating creates a barrier between steel and moisture. Even if the coating is scratched, zinc continues protecting the exposed steel through a process called sacrificial corrosion. Regular inspection ensures the coating remains intact and protective.