Product Description
ROLL PIN
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a roll pin and where is it used in forklift equipment?
A: A roll pin is a spring-tension fastener used to secure components like actuator rods, linkages, and pivot points in forklift mechanisms. The SY107876 roll pin is commonly used in mast assemblies, carriage systems, and steering linkages on material handling equipment.
Q: What are the dimensions and material of the SY107876 roll pin?
A: The SY107876 is manufactured from alloy steel with a spring-lock design. Verify the pin diameter, length, and hole size requirements for your equipment to ensure proper fitment and secure retention.
Q: Which forklift brands and models use the SY107876 roll pin?
A: The SY107876 roll pin fits electric and hydraulic material handling equipment from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and similar manufacturers. Confirm the exact location and diameter requirement on your equipment before ordering.
Q: What causes roll pin failure in forklift equipment?
A: Roll pin failure results from excessive shock loads, vibration, corrosion, or improper installation tension. Symptoms include loose linkages, visible pin movement, rattling noises, or misalignment of attached components. Replace immediately to prevent equipment damage.
Q: How does the SY107876 compare to alternative fastening methods?
A: The SY107876 roll pin provides spring tension that accommodates minor dimensional variations and vibration better than solid pins. It allows easy removal and replacement without special tools while maintaining reliable component retention in high-vibration applications.
