Product Description
Snap ring
Specifications
Product Overview
| Product Type | Snap Ring (Retaining Ring) |
| Part Number | RA 20008 |
Physical Specifications
| Material | Carbon steel (standard for lift truck applications) |
| Finish | Phosphated or zinc-plated |
| Function | Axial component retention |
Compatibility
| Compatible Equipment | Raymond Electric Lift Trucks and Pallet Jacks |
| Application | Shaft/bore retention for gears, bearings, and rotating components |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a snap ring and what does the RA 20008 do?
A: A snap ring (also called a retaining ring) is a metal fastener that holds components in place on a shaft or bore. The RA 20008 is a Raymond OEM snap ring used in mechanical assemblies on electric lift trucks to retain gears, bearings, or other rotating components.
Q: What Raymond equipment uses the RA 20008 snap ring?
A: The RA 20008 is designed for Raymond electric lift trucks. The specific assembly location and equipment models vary. Check your truck model documentation or contact our parts team to confirm the correct snap ring for your equipment and application.
Q: What are the dimensions and material of the RA 20008?
A: Snap ring specifications including bore diameter, thickness, and material grade are critical for proper fitment. Verify the exact dimensions from your equipment documentation or provide your truck model and assembly location so we can confirm the correct snap ring specification.
Q: How do I know if a snap ring needs replacement?
A: Replace a snap ring if it is loose, deformed, or visibly worn. A failing snap ring may cause components to shift on their shafts, leading to excessive noise, vibration, or component damage. Preventive replacement during major overhauls is common practice.