Product Description
Blue Giant BG 108-330 is a machined steel sleeve specified for manual pallet jack linkage assemblies, compatible with Blue Giant PT-50 and PT-55 jacks. It is intended for use as a structural or bearing sleeve in high-cycle interfaces, ensuring reliable operation under typical warehouse-duty loads.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Blue Giant, model PT-50 and PT-55. Alternate model: PT50andPT55; PT 50 and PT 55. SKU: BG 108-330
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Material Specification | Machined steel, suitable for high cycle wear applications |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | BG 108-330 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BG 108-330 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What material is the BG 108-330 sleeve made from and what is it designed for?
A: The BG 108-330 is a machined steel sleeve specified for manual pallet jack linkage assemblies. Its material composition is machined steel, selected specifically for high-cycle wear applications and warehouse-duty loads.
Q: Which Blue Giant pallet jack models are compatible with the BG 108-330?
A: The BG 108-330 sleeve fits Blue Giant PT-50 and PT-55 manual pallet jacks. Alternate model designations include PT50, PT55, PT 50, and PT 55. Verify your equipment model plate and serial range before ordering.
Q: What role does this sleeve play in the pallet jack linkage?
A: This machined steel sleeve functions as either a structural or bearing sleeve in high-cycle interfaces within the lift linkage. It maintains alignment, reduces wear on pin bores, and distributes load across linkage joints to prevent elongation or binding.
Q: How long do machined steel sleeves typically last in warehouse pallet jacks?
A: Machined steel sleeves are high-durability components and typically last for the operational life of the equipment if maintained properly. Replacement is necessary if the sleeve becomes loose, cracked, severely corroded, or worn flat from repetitive cycling.
Q: What maintenance does the BG 108-330 require?
A: Sleeves require no active maintenance beyond occasional inspection for corrosion or looseness. Keep linkage clean and apply light machine oil to pin bores during routine pallet jack inspection. Loose sleeves must be repositioned or replaced to prevent linkage slop and uneven wear patterns.