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BA 993994

Caster Assy, Zinc Plated

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Product Description

Caster Assy, Zinc Plated

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the BA 993994 caster assembly and what is its function?
A: The BA 993994 is a complete caster assembly for Baker electric lift trucks. It provides steering and mobility for the equipment pallet jack frame. The assembly includes the wheel, swivel mechanism, and mounting hardware required for front or rear directional movement.

Q: Why is the zinc plating on the BA 993994 important?
A: Zinc plating protects the caster assembly components from corrosion and rust caused by warehouse moisture, humidity, and chemical exposure. The zinc coating extends component lifespan and maintains smooth swivel and wheel rotation in high-moisture or outdoor storage environments. Damaged zinc plating allows rust formation and reduces caster function.

Q: How long does the zinc plating on the BA 993994 caster last?
A: Zinc plating lifespan depends on storage environment and humidity levels. In typical warehouse conditions, zinc plating provides 5 to 10 years of protection before corrosion becomes visible. Cold storage and high-humidity environments accelerate corrosion. Inspect casters periodically for rust spots or coating damage and replace casters when plating is compromised.

Q: What equipment models use the BA 993994 caster assembly?
A: The BA 993994 is designed for Baker electric pallet jacks and lift trucks. Verify your equipment model and mounting configuration to confirm caster compatibility. Measure mounting hole spacing and swivel base dimensions to ensure correct fit.

Q: When should I replace the BA 993994 caster assembly?
A: Replace the BA 993994 when you experience stiff steering, noise during swivel operation, flat spots or chunking on the wheel, visible corrosion under the zinc plating, or difficulty maintaining directional control. A worn caster compromises maneuverability and creates safety hazards in warehouse or material handling operations.