Product Description
Bishamon BU 25MM spacer is a factory OEM alloy steel component for manual pallet jack load wheel and steer wheel assemblies, engineered for 25 mm axle installations. Designed for compatibility with Bishamon Blue Label Series models. No cross-reference part numbers are available.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Bishamon, model BS-55. Alternate model: BS55; BS 55. SKU: BU 25MM
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Finish | Machined surface, uncoated |
| Steel Grade | SAE 1045 medium carbon steel |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the BU 25MM spacer and what does it do?
A: The BU 25MM is a factory OEM alloy steel spacer manufactured from SAE 1045 medium carbon steel for Bishamon manual pallet jacks. Spacers maintain precise axle alignment and spacing in load wheel and steer wheel assemblies. The 25 mm dimension refers to the axle bore size this spacer accommodates.
Q: Which Bishamon pallet jack models use the BU 25MM spacer?
A: The BU 25MM spacer is designed for Bishamon Blue Label Series models, specifically the BS-55 pallet jack (also referenced as BS55 or BS 55). Verify your model designation matches before ordering. No cross-reference part numbers exist for this component.
Q: What is the material and finish of the BU 25MM spacer?
A: The BU 25MM is manufactured from SAE 1045 medium carbon steel, a durable alloy chosen for strength and wear resistance in axle assemblies. The spacer features a machined surface with uncoated finish. This material provides excellent dimensional stability and load bearing capability for manual pallet jack duty.
Q: Can the BU 25MM be used with other pallet jack brands?
A: The BU 25MM is engineered specifically for Bishamon Blue Label Series equipment, particularly the BS-55 model. Although the 25 mm axle bore dimension may match other brands, we recommend confirming compatibility with your exact equipment model before ordering. Contact us to verify fitment.
Q: What happens if the BU 25MM spacer is damaged or worn?
A: A damaged or worn spacer compromises axle alignment, causing uneven wheel loading, increased friction, and accelerated wear on bushings and wheel components. Replace the spacer if it shows cracks, excessive corrosion, or surface damage. Proper spacer condition is critical to wheel assembly longevity.