Lockwasher for Manual Pallet Jack Assemblies
2501-104542
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Product Description
Lockwasher for manual pallet jack assemblies, SKU 2501-104542—manufacturer part for securing threaded fasteners in pallet truck mechanisms. Constructed from industrial-grade carbon steel with phosphate coating for corrosion resistance. Compatible with pallet jack industry-standard fastener sizes. No known cross-reference part numbers.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Washer Material | Carbon steel per manufacturer documentation |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2501-104542 |
| OEM Part Number | 2501-104542 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What material is the 2501-104542 lockwasher made from?
A: The 2501-104542 is constructed from industrial-grade carbon steel with phosphate coating for corrosion resistance. The phosphate finish provides moderate protection against rust and corrosion in typical material handling environments.
Q: Is the 2501-104542 compatible with standard pallet jack fastener sizes?
A: Yes. The 2501-104542 is engineered to work with pallet jack industry-standard fastener sizes across manual pallet jack assemblies from major OEM manufacturers including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and Yale. Verify your equipment documentation for the specific fastener diameter before ordering.
Q: What is the function of the 2501-104542 lockwasher in a pallet jack assembly?
A: The 2501-104542 secures threaded fasteners in pallet truck mechanisms by preventing fastener loosening from vibration and movement during normal operation. It maintains fastener preload and reduces the risk of component separation.
Q: How often should the 2501-104542 lockwasher be replaced?
A: Lockwashers should be inspected regularly as part of routine pallet jack maintenance. Replace the 2501-104542 if it shows permanent deformation, lost tension, corrosion pitting, or if fasteners repeatedly loosen during operation.