Washer for Electric Lift Trucks, 15EM80
15EM80
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Product Description
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the application of part 15EM80 washer in electric lift trucks?
A: SKU 15EM80 is a washer used in electric lift truck assemblies to distribute bolt load, prevent fastener pull-through, and maintain secure connections in structural and mechanical components. It serves the same critical function as standard industrial washers across lift truck construction.
Q: Which lift truck manufacturers use washer 15EM80?
A: This washer is compatible with Toyota, Crown, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and Jungheinrich electric lift truck models that specify this part number. Verify the bolt hole diameter and washer dimensions match your equipment before ordering.
Q: What material composition does the 15EM80 washer have?
A: The 15EM80 is an industrial grade washer, typically manufactured from carbon steel or stainless steel to resist corrosion and wear. The material provides adequate surface hardness to prevent deformation under bolt preload and operational stress.
Q: What are signs that washers need to be replaced?
A: Replace washers if they show corrosion, pitting, permanent deformation, or surface damage. Loose bolts can indicate degraded washers that no longer maintain clamping force. Washers should be replaced whenever fasteners are removed and reinstalled.
Q: How does washer condition affect lift truck safety and performance?
A: Degraded or missing washers result in loose connections, reduced clamping force, and potential structural movement or component separation. This compromises stability, load handling safety, and overall equipment reliability. Regular inspection and replacement prevent these conditions.