Product Description
Raymond OEM BEARING - BALL DOUBLE SEAL, SKU RA 570-427-414, designed for electric lift truck radial and axial load applications. Features double-seal construction, case-hardened steel, and industry-standard fit. Includes OEM and cross-reference part numbers for verified compatibility.
Specifications
Material
| Bearing Material | Case-hardened bearing steel (SAE 52100 equivalent) |
| Seal Material | Synthetic rubber (nitrile or equivalent) |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | RA 570-427-414 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RA570-427/414 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | RA570-427-414-ORG |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the specifications for RA 570-427-414?
A: RA 570-427-414 is a Raymond OEM ball double-seal bearing with case-hardened steel races, synthetic rubber seals, and industry-standard dimensions for electric lift truck applications. OEM part number is RA 570-427-414, with alternate designation RA570-427/414.
Q: Which electric lift truck models use RA 570-427-414?
A: This bearing is specified for Raymond electric pallet jacks and lift trucks. Cross-reference part number RA570-427-414-ORG confirms compatibility. Verify your equipment model and bearing cavity dimensions match before ordering.
Q: What is the material composition of RA 570-427-414?
A: The bearing races are manufactured from case-hardened bearing steel (SAE 52100 equivalent) for superior hardness and wear resistance. Seals are synthetic rubber (nitrile or equivalent) to withstand moisture, oils, and temperature fluctuations in industrial environments.
Q: When should RA 570-427-414 be replaced?
A: Replace when you observe increased friction, grinding noise, or play in the bearing. Double seals protect against contamination, but degradation accelerates in wet or cold storage environments. Preventive replacement extends equipment reliability.
Q: What are the cross-reference part numbers for RA 570-427-414?
A: RA 570-427-414 cross-references include RA570-427/414 and RA570-427-414-ORG. Always verify dimensions and seal type match your equipment specifications before substituting equivalent parts.