Product Description
Blue Giant BG 111-138 cap nut designed for ROI-5, ROI-55, and MTS 2000 manual pallet jack handle assemblies. Steel construction, zinc plated for corrosion resistance, compatible with standard handle linkage. OEM part for reliable service in industrial material handling applications.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Blue Giant, model ROI-55, ROI-5 & MTS 2000. Alternate model: ROI55,ROI5&MTS2000; ROI 55, ROI 5 & MTS 2000. SKU: BG 111-138
Specifications
Dimensional Specifications
| Mounting Configuration | Threaded insert for manual pallet jack handle linkage |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | BG 111-138 |
| OEM Part Number | 111-138 |
| Compatible Equipment Models | ROI-5, ROI-55, MTS 2000 manual pallet jacks |
Performance Specifications
| Service Factor | 1.0 continuous service—per manual palate jack loading conditions |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment does the BG 111-138 cap nut fit?
A: The BG 111-138 cap nut is designed for Blue Giant manual pallet jack handle assemblies. It fits ROI-5, ROI-55, and MTS 2000 models. This is an OEM part from Blue Giant.
Q: What material and finish is the BG 111-138 made from?
A: The BG 111-138 is constructed from steel and zinc plated for corrosion resistance. This protects the part in industrial material handling environments where exposure to moisture and contaminants is common.
Q: How is the BG 111-138 mounted on the pallet jack?
A: The BG 111-138 features a threaded insert that secures into the manual pallet jack handle linkage assembly. It serves as a cap nut to hold the handle mechanism in place.
Q: What is the service factor for the BG 111-138?
A: The BG 111-138 is rated for 1.0 continuous service per manual pallet jack loading conditions specified by Blue Giant.
Q: How long does the BG 111-138 typically last in service?
A: Zinc plated steel cap nuts typically last many years in indoor material handling applications. Lifespan depends on usage frequency and environmental conditions. Replace if stripped threads develop or if the nut becomes loose during operation.