Product Description
Crown CR 020018 Brush Box Assembly is an OEM replacement component for DC motor brush support in Crown electric lift trucks, featuring high-strength spring steel mechanism and precision assembly for direct compatibility with OEM motor housings.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Crown |
| Model | RR3000, RR5000, RR5000S, RR5200 AC, RR5200 DC, RR5200S AC, RR5200S DC, RR5500, RR5700, SC4000, SC4500, SC5200, SP3000, PE3000 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 020018 |
| Part Number | CR 020018 |
| Synonymous Part Numbers | CR020018, 020018 |
Additional Specifications
| Contact Material | Carbon-based motor brush elements (contained; detailed formulation proprietary to OEM) |
| Service Environment | Designed for high-cycle electric lift truck duty, S2 and S3 intermittent operation |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the CR 020018 brush box assembly do?
A: The CR 020018 is a replacement brush box assembly that supports DC motor brushes in Crown electric lift trucks. It houses and positions carbon-based brush elements against the commutator for electrical contact and motor operation.
Q: What material is the CR 020018 made from?
A: The CR 020018 features a high-strength spring steel mechanism with carbon-based motor brush elements. The spring steel provides durability and brush pressure consistency, while carbon-based brushes deliver reliable electrical conductivity in high-cycle electric lift truck duty.
Q: Which Crown models is the CR 020018 compatible with?
A: The CR 020018 is compatible with Crown models including RR3000, RR5000, RR5000S, RR5200 AC, RR5200 DC, RR5200S AC, RR5200S DC, RR5500, RR5700, SC4000, SC4500, SC5200, SP3000, and PE3000.
Q: How do I know when to replace the CR 020018?
A: Inspect brushes regularly for wear and ensure proper electrical contact. Replace the brush box assembly when brushes reach minimum thickness specified in equipment documentation.
Q: What environments is the CR 020018 designed for?
A: The CR 020018 is designed for high-cycle electric lift truck duty in S2 and S3 intermittent service. These conditions refer to intermittent operation with periodic rest periods, typical for warehouse and material-handling environments.
