Product Description
CR 101296 Seal Kit for Crown electric lift trucks features high-performance NBR elastomer seals and polyurethane back-up rings for hydraulic cylinder service up to 3000 PSI. Suitable for restoring sealing performance in Crown lift truck cylinder assemblies. Compatible with most petroleum-based hydraulic fluids; for use in warehouse electric lift truck applications.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Crown |
| Part Number | CR 101296 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 101296 |
| Application | Warehouse electric lift truck applications |
| Fluid Compatibility | Most petroleum-based hydraulic fluids |
Additional Specifications
| Seal Material | High-performance NBR elastomeric seal compound |
| Back-Up Ring Material | Polyurethane (PU) high-wear grade |
| Hydraulic Service Pressure | 3000 PSI |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes of lift trucks is the CR 101296 compatible with?
A: The CR 101296 is engineered for Crown electric lift truck hydraulic cylinders. Verify your cylinder bore size and rod diameter against kit specifications before ordering, as seal kits are dimension-specific.
Q: What materials does the CR 101296 use?
A: The CR 101296 features high-performance nbr elastomeric seals and high-wear-grade polyurethane back-up rings. This combination provides extended service life and reliable sealing performance in hydraulic cylinder assemblies.
Q: How do I know when to replace the CR 101296 seal kit?
A: Replace the CR 101296 seal kit when signs of wear appear, such as internal leakage, slow cylinder operation, or visible hydraulic fluid at the rod. Regular maintenance and inspection can help identify these issues early.
Q: What hydraulic fluids are compatible with the CR 101296?
A: The CR 101296 is compatible with most petroleum-based hydraulic fluids commonly used in electric lift truck systems. Do not use synthetic or biodegradable fluids unless the kit documentation explicitly approves them.
Q: What is the maximum operating pressure for the CR 101296?
A: The CR 101296 is rated for hydraulic service pressures up to 3000 psi. Operating above this pressure rating risks seal failure, loss of cylinder function, and safety hazards.