Threaded Rod for Electric Lift Truck
E-6155
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Product Description
ROD, THREADED
Specifications
Product Overview
| Product Type | Threaded Rod Assembly |
| Manufacturer | Nichiyu (NFSK) |
| Part Number | E-6155 |
Physical Specifications
| Material | Steel (specification requires confirmation from equipment model) |
| Finish | Standard (zinc-plated or bare steel - confirm with parts manual) |
| Thread Type | Metric or standard thread (exact pitch and diameter require equipment model confirmation) |
| Length | Varies by application (confirm with equipment model and specific assembly) |
| Inspection Criteria | Check for thread damage, corrosion, bending, and proper fit at connection points |
Compatibility
| Application | Lift truck assembly, linkage and fastening |
| Equipment Type | Electric forklift, Nichiyu FB-series |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the E-6155 threaded rod used for?
A: The E-6155 is a threaded rod component for electric lift truck assemblies. It provides fastening, adjustment, or mechanical linkage functions depending on the application. Verify the specific application on your equipment before ordering.
Q: What are the thread size and material specifications for the E-6155?
A: To provide exact thread specifications, material grade, and load capacity for the E-6155, please provide your equipment model. Threaded rods vary in pitch, length, and material depending on the truck model and application.
Q: Can the E-6155 be adjusted or does it require replacement?
A: If the E-6155 serves an adjustment function, it can typically be turned or repositioned if threads are not stripped. If threads are damaged, the rod should be replaced. Inspect the threads carefully for deformation or corrosion before attempting adjustment.
Q: What wear indicators suggest the E-6155 needs replacement?
A: Replace the E-6155 if you observe stripped threads, bent or twisted sections, corrosion damage, or excessive looseness at connection points. Damaged threaded rods cannot maintain proper tension and compromise equipment safety.
