Product Description
WASHER
Specifications
Product Overview
| Product Type | Industrial Fastener Washer |
Physical Specifications
| Material | Steel with corrosion-resistant plating or stainless steel |
| Primary Function | Load distribution and vibration resistance |
| Environment Compatibility | Warehouse, outdoor, and cold storage environments |
| Corrosion Resistance | Plating or stainless composition resists moisture and salt exposure |
Compatibility
| Applications | Motor mounts, hydraulic fittings, wheel assemblies, control component attachments |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 800002987 washer used for in electric lift trucks?
A: The 800002987 is a fastener washer that distributes load and prevents nuts or bolts from loosening due to vibration in lift truck assemblies. Washers are used throughout the truck structure in motor mounts, hydraulic fittings, wheel assemblies, and control component attachments.
Q: What material is the 800002987 washer made from?
A: This washer is manufactured from either steel with corrosion-resistant plating or stainless steel depending on its application location. Material selection ensures durability in warehouse, outdoor, and cold storage environments where moisture and salt exposure may occur.
Q: Which lift truck models use the 800002987 washer?
A: This washer is a standard fastener component compatible with electric lift trucks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, and other major OEM brands. As a universal fastener, it may be used across multiple component assembly points.
Q: What are the dimensions of the 800002987 washer?
A: The 800002987 washer specifications include inner diameter, outer diameter, and thickness dimension. Verify the washer size matches the bolt diameter it will be paired with. Standard metric and US sizes are available; confirm the exact dimensions before ordering.
Q: How does washer selection affect lift truck maintenance?
A: Using the correct washer size prevents bolt loosening from vibration, reducing component failures and maintenance downtime. Undersized or damaged washers fail to distribute load properly, causing nuts to back off and creating safety hazards. Replace washers when bolts are removed for repair or maintenance.