Product Description
Roll Pin
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which equipment brands use the AC 923128 roll pin?
A: The AC 923128 roll pin is compatible with multiple manual pallet jack models from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, and Hyster. Verify that the pin diameter and length match your equipment specifications before ordering. This part fits standard manual pallet jacks used in general warehouse and material handling applications.
Q: What material is the AC 923128 roll pin made from?
A: The AC 923128 is a hardened steel roll pin designed for load-bearing applications in manual pallet jacks. Steel construction provides corrosion resistance and durability in typical warehouse environments. The pin retains its integrity under repeated cycling and standard pallet jack loads.
Q: What are the dimensions of the AC 923128?
A: The AC 923128 roll pin specifications include a specific diameter and length designed to fit existing pivot points and locking mechanisms in manual pallet jacks. Verify dimensions against your equipment manual before ordering to ensure proper fit. Pin diameter and length are critical for correct alignment and load distribution.
Q: How long does the AC 923128 roll pin typically last in service?
A: The service life of the AC 923128 depends on equipment usage intensity and maintenance practices. Under normal warehouse conditions with standard load cycles, this hardened steel pin can perform reliably for multiple years. Inspect regularly for wear, bending, or corrosion as part of routine equipment maintenance.
Q: Are there cross-reference part numbers for the AC 923128?
A: Contact us with your equipment model and serial number to verify cross-reference compatibility with other OEM part numbers. We can confirm whether alternative suppliers use different part number designations for equivalent pins that fit your specific manual pallet jack.
Q: What failure symptoms indicate the AC 923128 roll pin needs replacement?
A: Replace the AC 923128 if you observe excessive play in pivot points, visible bending or deformation, rust or corrosion, or difficulty with locking mechanisms during operation. A failing roll pin can cause misalignment in the jack assembly and reduce load stability.