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Bearing Assembly

BR-226

BEARING assembly

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Manual Pallet Jack Parts

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Product Description

BEARING assembly

Specifications

Product Overview
Product TypeBearing Assembly
Physical Specifications
MaterialBearing-Grade Steel
Primary FunctionRotational Support
Typical Service Life2-4 Years (Normal Warehouse Conditions)
Compatibility
ApplicationManual Pallet Jack Wheel Hubs and Pivot Assemblies
Compatible Equipment TypeManual Pallet Jacks
Replacement IndicatorsGrinding or squealing noise, rough rotation, visible wear on bearing races

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is BR-226 designed for?
A: BR-226 is a bearing assembly for manual pallet jack applications. It provides rotational support in wheel hubs and pivot assemblies to maintain smooth operation during load handling and positioning.

Q: Which pallet jack brands does BR-226 fit?
A: BR-226 is compatible with standard manual pallet jacks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, and other common industrial brands. Match bearing dimensions with your equipment before ordering to ensure proper fit.

Q: What material is BR-226 constructed from?
A: BR-226 is made from bearing-grade steel formulated to withstand repetitive loading cycles in material handling environments. The bearing provides long-term durability in both wheel and pivot applications.

Q: How do I know if BR-226 needs replacement?
A: Signs that BR-226 requires replacement include grinding or squealing noise during operation, rough rotation when moving the pallet jack by hand, or visible wear on the bearing races.

Q: What is the typical lifespan of BR-226?
A: Under normal warehouse conditions, BR-226 typically operates for 2 to 4 years before replacement becomes necessary. Lifespan varies based on load intensity, frequency of use, and environmental conditions.