Product Description
Raymond RA 410-022-09 is a tapered roller bearing cone engineered for electric lift truck wheel ends. Manufactured using high carbon steel, it is intended for axial and radial loads in Raymond electric pallet and reach trucks. Fits specified Raymond models as per OEM documentation.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Bearing Material | High carbon chromium steel (case-hardened, ASTM A485 or equivalent) |
| Roller Material | Through-hardened bearing-grade steel |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | RA 410-022-09 |
| Typical Manufacturer Part Number Format | 410-022-09 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the RA 410-022-09 bearing cone designed for?
A: The RA 410-022-09 is a tapered roller bearing cone (inner race) engineered for electric lift truck wheel ends. It is designed to support axial and radial loads in Raymond electric pallet trucks and reach trucks when paired with the corresponding bearing cup.
Q: Which Raymond models are compatible with the RA 410-022-09?
A: The RA 410-022-09 is a genuine OEM component for specific Raymond models. Verify your truck model and serial range in the OEM parts documentation. Bearing assemblies vary between electric pallet truck lines and multi-directional or reach truck configurations.
Q: What are the material specifications for the RA 410-022-09 bearing cone?
A: The RA 410-022-09 cone is manufactured from high carbon chromium steel, case-hardened per ASTM A485 or equivalent. The rolling elements are through-hardened bearing-grade steel. This construction provides superior fatigue resistance and load-carrying capacity.
Q: Can I replace the bearing cone without replacing the bearing cup?
A: No. Tapered roller bearing cups and cones must be replaced as matched pairs. Reusing an old cup with a new cone can result in poor seating, noise, and premature failure. Always order both components together to ensure compatibility and performance.
Q: How long does the RA 410-022-09 bearing cone typically last?
A: Under normal warehouse duty cycles with adequate lubrication, expect 3 to 5 years of service. Heavy load cycles, wet or cold storage operation, or poor maintenance can reduce lifespan to 1 to 2 years. Replace if you notice wheel noise or play.