Product Description
Wesco WE A111 rubber cushion for manual pallet jack parts, manufactured as a shock-absorbing bumper for drawbar and linkage assemblies. Compatible with Wesco manual pallet trucks utilizing WE series rubber stop components. Fabricated from industrial-grade elastomeric rubber for reliable energy absorption and vibration dampening in material handling environments.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Cushion Material | Industrial-grade elastomeric rubber |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | WE A111 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the WE A111 rubber cushion used for?
A: The WE A111 is a shock-absorbing rubber cushion component that functions as a bumper for draw-bar and linkage assemblies. It reduces impact and vibration when the lift reaches end-of-travel positions.
Q: What pallet jacks are compatible with the WE A111 rubber cushion?
A: The WE A111 is compatible with Wesco manual pallet trucks that utilize WE series rubber stop components. Confirm your equipment uses the WE component series before ordering.
Q: What material is the WE A111 rubber cushion made from?
A: The WE A111 is fabricated from industrial-grade elastomeric rubber engineered for energy absorption and vibration dampening. The material provides consistent cushioning across a wide temperature range and resists degradation from continuous use.
Q: How does the WE A111 rubber cushion affect equipment longevity?
A: The WE A111 reduces shock loads transmitted to hydraulic cylinders, control linkages, and the jack frame. By absorbing impact energy at end-of-travel, it significantly reduces wear on mechanical components and extends overall jack lifespan.
Q: What indicates the WE A111 rubber cushion needs replacement?
A: Replace the cushion if it becomes hardened, cracked, compressed permanently, or shows significant material loss. Loss of cushioning effect, audible impact sounds, or visible surface deterioration signal end-of-life condition.
Q: What is the expected lifespan of the WE A111 rubber cushion?
A: The WE A111 typically lasts 2-3 years in average warehouse use. Lifespan depends on lift cycle frequency, operating temperature range, and environmental exposure. Cold storage or high-use environments may reduce durability.