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Forklift Chains - The life of the forklift lift chains could actually be lengthened with correct maintenance and care. Lubricating correctly is a great method to be able to extend the capability of this particular forklift component. It is essential to apply oil occasionally utilizing a brush or whatever lube application device. The frequency and volume of oil application has to be sufficient in order to prevent any rust discoloration of oil within the joints. This reddish brown discoloration normally signals that the lift chains have not been properly lubricated. If this situation has occurred, it is extremely important to lubricate the lift chains immediately.

All through lift chain operation it is common for some metal to metal contact to occur that could cause some parts to wear out in due course. When there is 3% elongation on the lift chain, it is considered by industry standards to have worn out the chain. So as to stop the scary likelihood of a disastrous lift chain failure from occurring, the manufacturer highly recommends that the lift chain be replaced before it reaches 3% elongation. The lift chain gets longer because of progressive joint wear which elongates the chain pitch. This elongation could be measured by placing a certain number of pitches under tension.

To be able to ensure correct lift chain maintenance, another factor to think about is to check the clevis pins on the lift chain for signs of wearing. Lift chains are assembled so that the clevis pins have their tapered faces lined up with each other. Usually, rotation of the clevis pins is commonly caused by shock loading. Shock loading happens if the chain is loose and then all of a sudden a load is applied. This causes the chain to go through a shock as it 'snaps' under the load tension. Without the correct lubrication, in this particular case, the pins can rotate in the chain's link. If this particular scenario happens, the lift chains should be replaced immediately. It is vital to always replace the lift chains in pairs so as to ensure even wear.


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