Product Description
Columbia CO 9032 is a 25 mm open ball bearing designed for use in manual pallet jack assemblies. The bearing is intended for load wheel or joint interfaces and is compatible with Columbia manual pallet jack models requiring OEM part number CO 9032 or TSACO9032.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Surface Finish | Uncoated, open bearing (no external seal or shield) |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | CO 9032 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CO9032 |
| Alternate Manufacturer Part Number | TSACO9032 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the bore diameter of the CO 9032 bearing?
A: The CO 9032 is a 25 mm open ball bearing designed for load wheel or joint interfaces in manual pallet jack assemblies.
Q: Is the CO 9032 a sealed or open bearing?
A: The CO 9032 is an open bearing with no external seal or shield. It is uncoated and designed for applications where drainage or access is required. Open bearings require more frequent inspection than sealed bearings.
Q: What manual pallet jack models use the CO 9032 bearing?
A: The CO 9032 is compatible with Columbia manual pallet jack models that require OEM part number CO 9032 for load wheel or joint interfaces. Verify your equipment model and bearing location before ordering.
Q: Are there cross-reference or equivalent part numbers for the CO 9032?
A: The CO 9032 has an alternate manufacturer part number TSACO9032. Both part numbers refer to the same bearing. Verify you are ordering the 25 mm open bearing when using either part number.
Q: How should the CO 9032 open bearing be maintained?
A: The CO 9032 is an open bearing and should be inspected regularly for dirt, moisture, and contamination. Clean the bearing if you observe debris or corrosion. Lubrication requirements depend on your equipment design and operating environment. Consult your equipment manual for specific maintenance intervals.
Q: When should the CO 9032 bearing be replaced?
A: Replace the CO 9032 if you observe grinding noise, rough rolling action, corrosion, excessive play in the load wheel or joint, or if the bearing is bent or damaged. Open bearings used in wet or corrosive environments may require more frequent replacement.