Product Description
Mast guide roller bearing, OEM part number 97100-05206-71, engineered for manual pallet jack mast assemblies. Manufactured from hardened bearing steel and supplied in a single-row configuration with double shielded seal options. No cross-reference part numbers available.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Hardness | Minimum Rockwell C58-64 for bearing steel components |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | 97100-05206-71 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 97100-05206-71 mast guide roller bearing engineered for?
A: The 97100-05206-71 is a mast guide roller bearing specifically engineered for manual pallet jack mast assemblies. It is a single-row configuration bearing that guides the mast movement and maintains alignment during load lifting operations.
Q: What bearing steel hardness is specified for the 97100-05206-71?
A: The hardened bearing steel components in the 97100-05206-71 meet a minimum Rockwell C58-64 hardness specification. This hardness range ensures resistance to surface deformation under cyclic mast loads.
Q: Does the 97100-05206-71 have sealed protection?
A: Yes, the 97100-05206-71 is supplied with double shielded seal options, which protect the rolling elements from dust, moisture, and debris during warehouse operations and extended storage in various climate conditions.
Q: Which manual pallet jack brands are compatible with the 97100-05206-71?
A: The 97100-05206-71 mast guide roller bearing is compatible with manual pallet jacks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and other OEM manufacturers. Check your equipment model and serial number to confirm fitment before ordering.
Q: What distinguishes the 97100-05206-71 from other mast bearings?
A: The 97100-05206-71 is engineered specifically as a mast guide roller bearing with single-row configuration and double shielded seals. This design optimizes radial load support and contamination resistance compared to standard bearing assemblies.
Q: What maintenance is required for the 97100-05206-71?
A: The 97100-05206-71 is a sealed bearing and requires no lubrication or routine maintenance beyond visual inspection. If bearing noise or movement occurs, replacement is necessary. Do not attempt to relubricate or disassemble sealed bearings.
