Product Description
HOUSING (SB175 RED)
Specifications
Product Overview
| Part Number | 2-7252G5 |
| Product Type | Connector Housing Assembly |
Physical Specifications
| Color | Red |
| Material | Engineered Polyurethane |
| Form Factor | SB175 |
| Key Properties | Abrasion resistant, impact resistant, moisture resistant |
| Environmental Rating | Suitable for wet indoor, covered outdoor, cold storage applications |
| Interchangeable Alternatives | 2-7252G1 (gray version, identical function and dimensions) |
| Typical Service Life | 2-4 years in wet conditions with periodic maintenance |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 2-7252G5 housing and what equipment does it fit?
A: The 2-7252G5 is a red polyurethane housing assembly for SB175 lift trucks. It is compatible with Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, and similar OEM platforms that use the SB175 housing form factor. Verify your equipment matches the SB175 specification before ordering.
Q: What are the material specifications for the 2-7252G5?
A: The 2-7252G5 is engineered polyurethane with abrasion and impact resistance. The material is designed to withstand wet floors, chemical exposure, and variable temperatures typical in industrial warehouses and cold storage operations.
Q: Is the 2-7252G5 red housing interchangeable with the 2-7252G1 gray?
A: Yes. Both SKUs fit SB175 models and have identical dimensions and material properties. The red (2-7252G5) and gray (2-7252G1) versions are functionally interchangeable; color is the only distinction for organizational or inventory tracking.
Q: How durable is the 2-7252G5 in wet or outdoor conditions?
A: The polyurethane compound resists moisture, salt spray, and standing water. The housing is suitable for both indoor wet environments and covered outdoor use. Lifespan in wet conditions is typically 2-4 years; rinse with fresh water periodically to extend service life.
Q: What maintenance does the 2-7252G5 require?
A: Inspect the housing quarterly for cracks or deformation. Clean with mild soap and water to remove salt or chemical buildup. Avoid high-pressure washers and harsh solvents. Replace immediately if structural cracks develop or material begins to degrade.