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WE A324

Steel Hydraulic Screw Plug for Wesco CPI

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CPI Hydraulic Hydraulic Unit Manual Pallet Jack Parts Screws Wesco

Compatibility

Make Wesco
Model CPI

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Product Description

Wesco Screw Plug WE A324 is a manufacturer-original hydraulic sealing component for CPI series manual pallet jack hydraulic units. Designed to interface directly with the pump body, this steel screw plug ensures leak-free operation and is intended specifically for Wesco pallet jack maintenance and repair.

Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Wesco, model CPI. SKU: WE A324

Specifications

Part Numbers
Manufacturer Part NumberWE A324
OEM Part NumberWE A324
Kit AssociationReferenced in Wesco Screw Plug Kit part number WE 270057

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the WE A324 screw plug used for in Wesco CPI pallet jacks?
A: The WE A324 is a manufacturer-original steel screw plug designed to seal the pump body in Wesco CPI series manual pallet jacks. It prevents hydraulic fluid from leaking and maintains the integrity of the hydraulic assembly under load.

Q: Is the WE A324 included in any seal or repair kits?
A: Yes, the WE A324 screw plug is referenced as a component in the Wesco Screw Plug Kit part number WE 270057. If you are performing a seal replacement or hydraulic system overhaul, verify whether your specific kit includes this component.

Q: What material is the WE A324 manufactured from?
A: The WE A324 is manufactured from steel, which provides the strength and corrosion resistance required for reliable sealing in hydraulic pressure applications. The steel construction ensures the plug can maintain a tight seal under repeated lift cycles and varying pressure conditions.

Q: When does the WE A324 screw plug need replacement?
A: Replace the WE A324 if you observe leakage from the pump body, if the plug is cracked or corroded, or during routine hydraulic system service. If fluid seeps from the pump housing or pressure cannot be maintained, a new plug may be necessary to restore system integrity.