Product Description
Bolt, hex
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the E-7035 hexagonal bolt used for?
A: The E-7035 is a hexagonal bolt that fastens structural components on electric lift trucks, including mast sections, axle assemblies, and lift mechanisms. It provides a strong, reliable clamping force that prevents parts from shifting during operation.
Q: What are the specifications for the E-7035 hex bolt?
A: The E-7035 hex bolt comes in a specific diameter, length, and thread pitch to match your truck design. Verify the metric or SAE size, grade (strength rating), and whether it requires a lock washer or thread-locking compound.
Q: Which electric lift truck models use the E-7035 bolt?
A: The E-7035 hex bolt is used on Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and other brand electric lift trucks. Because it is a standard fastener, confirm size and thread compatibility with your specific equipment model before ordering.
Q: What material is the E-7035 hex bolt made from?
A: The E-7035 is typically made from carbon steel or alloy steel with a specific grade rating (such as Grade 8.8 or Grade 5) that determines its strength. Higher-grade bolts resist stretching and maintain clamping force under heavy loads.
Q: How often should the E-7035 bolt be checked or replaced?
A: The E-7035 hex bolt should be periodically inspected to ensure it remains tight. Over time, vibration may loosen bolts slightly. Replace if the bolt is corroded, stripped, bent, or if it repeatedly loosens. A properly torqued bolt typically remains secure for years.
Q: What happens if the E-7035 bolt loosens or fails?
A: A loose or failed E-7035 bolt can cause structural misalignment, excess vibration, mast instability, or wheel wobbling. This compromises safety and handling. Tighten or replace immediately if bolt looseness is detected.