EMERGENCY BRAKE HANDLE 139066 for Hyster

Forklift Parts Braking & Drive Axle Emergency Brake Handles EMERGENCY BRAKE HANDLE 139066

Category: Emergency Brake Handles

Product Description

The 139066 emergency brake handle is critical for Hyster forklifts. It provides a manual method of engaging the brake in emergencies. This handle ensures the forklift can be securely placed when needed, preventing accidental movement. The 139066 emergency brake handle for Hyster is designed to be durable and reliable, withstanding the harsh conditions of industrial environments. Many might overlook this part's importance, but it's essential for maintaining the forklift's safety and operational integrity. 

It plays a significant role in avoiding accidents, especially in environments where heavy machinery is constantly used. Installing the 139066 emergency brake handle is straightforward, usually requiring just a few steps outlined in the forklift's manual. Regular inspection and maintenance are recommended to ensure it functions correctly when needed.

Product Specifications

Features

The 139066 emergency brake handle for Hyster is built with precision engineering to ensure safety and reliability in demanding industrial environments.

• High-Grade Materials: Constructed from durable materials, the 139066 handle is resistant to wear and tear, ensuring longevity in harsh conditions.

• Ergonomic Design: The handle's design provides a comfortable grip, minimizing operator fatigue and enhancing control during emergency braking.

• Corrosion Resistance: Engineered to resist corrosion, it maintains functionality even in harsh environments, such as those involving chemicals or moisture.

• Precision Manufacturing: Built with tight tolerances, the handle delivers consistent performance, ensuring reliable engagement of the emergency brake system.

Benefits

The 139066 emergency brake handle offers numerous advantages that enhance the safety and efficiency of forklift operations.

• Enhanced Safety: Provides immediate and reliable braking, reducing the risk of accidents and ensuring operator safety.

• Increased Durability: Long-lasting materials mean fewer replacements, leading to reduced downtime and maintenance costs.

• Improved Operator Comfort: The ergonomic design reduces strain, allowing operators to engage the brake quickly and with minimal effort.

• Reliable Performance: Consistent and precise operation ensures the brake system functions flawlessly, even in challenging industrial settings.

Emergency Brake Handle 139066 for Hyster

Symptoms of a Faulty Brake Handle

A faulty brake handle can compromise the safety and effectiveness of your Hyster forklift. Here are key symptoms to watch for:

• Difficulty in Engaging the Brake: The handle feels stiff or requires extra force to engage the brake effectively.

• Loose or Wobbly Handle: The brake handle moves loosely, indicating wear and potential failure of the internal components.

• Inconsistent Brake Response: The brake doesn't always engage fully, leading to delayed or incomplete stopping action.

• Unusual Noises When Engaging: Squeaking, grinding, or clicking noises occur when the handle is used, signaling internal damage.

• Visible Wear or Damage: Cracks, rust, or other visible damage on the handle suggest it's nearing the end of its service life.

Recommended Use/Applications

• Forklifts: Ideal for Hyster forklifts in heavy industrial environments.

• Warehouses: Enhances safety in warehouses with frequent forklift use.

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are used in the construction of this handle?

The handle is crafted from high-grade, corrosion-resistant materials, ensuring durability and long-lasting performance in demanding industrial environments.

How is this handle compatible with my forklift model?

Check your Hyster forklift's model number and cross-reference it with the part number 139066 to ensure compatibility.

Can a worn brake handle affect the overall safety of the forklift?

A worn or faulty handle can compromise braking efficiency, leading to potential safety hazards during operation.

What are the signs that I need to replace my brake handle?

Look for symptoms like difficulty engaging the brake, unusual noises, or visible wear on the handle to determine if replacement is necessary.

Does the handle come with any specific maintenance requirements?

Regular inspection for wear and tear is recommended, along with periodic lubrication to maintain smooth operation.