Product Description
ROLL PIN
Specifications
Product Overview
| Product Type | Roll Pin |
Physical Specifications
| Material | Spring Steel |
| Finish | Corrosion-Resistant (Zinc-Plated or Phosphate) |
| Primary Applications | Mast pivot points, steering linkages, load wheel brackets, hydraulic cylinder attachment |
| Load Type | Shear loads during lifting, lowering, and directional control |
| Performance Feature | Maintains internal tension to prevent rotation and lateral movement under load |
Compatibility
| Compatible Equipment Type | Electric pallet jacks, order pickers, walkie stackers |
| Equipment Compatibility | Crown, Raymond, Toyota, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Clark, BT electric lift trucks |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is SKU 19880 used for?
A: SKU 19880 is a roll pin used in electric lift truck assemblies. Roll pins function as pivot and retention fasteners in mast sections, steering linkages, load wheel brackets, and hydraulic cylinder attachment points. They support shear loads during lifting, lowering, and directional control.
Q: Which electric lift truck brands and models use SKU 19880?
A: This roll pin is compatible with electric pallet jacks, order pickers, and walkie stackers from Crown, Raymond, Toyota, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Clark, and BT. Electric lift trucks often have tighter space constraints than gas equipment, so pin diameter is critical. Verify dimensions with your equipment specifications.
Q: What performance characteristics should I expect from SKU 19880?
A: SKU 19880 is spring steel with a corrosion-resistant finish. The pin maintains internal tension to prevent rotation or lateral movement under load. Roll pins are superior to cotter pins in electrical equipment environments because they do not create exposed sharp edges that could damage battery terminals or wiring.
Q: What are the failure symptoms of a worn SKU 19880 roll pin?
A: Replace the pin if the mast tilts unevenly, if steering feels loose or unresponsive, or if you observe metal shavings near pivot points. A failed pin allows component play, which degrades load stability and can cause uneven tire wear on the load wheels.
Q: How often should SKU 19880 be inspected or replaced?
A: Roll pins in electric lift trucks have indefinite lifespan under normal operation. Inspect pins during annual equipment service or if you notice mechanical play during mast or steering operation. Pins should be replaced if visibly bent, corroded, or if they do not maintain tight fit in mounting holes.