BOLT 1504A HANDLE RETAINING - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 522961

The OTC Tools and Equipment 522961 BOLT 1504A HANDLE RETAINING is a critical replacement component designed to maintain the integrity and safe operation of your professional automotive and industrial lifting equipment. This genuine OTC part ensures a secure handle connection, which is fundamental for both optimal tool performance and technician safety in demanding workshop environments.

Engineered to meet the rigorous standards of professional mechanics, this handle retaining bolt is essential for sustaining the longevity and reliability of your valuable tools.

Key Features

  • Direct Replacement: Specifically designed as a precise fit for the 1504A handle retaining application.
  • Enhanced Safety: A securely fastened handle significantly reduces the risk of operational accidents and injuries during use.
  • Optimized Tool Performance: Ensures proper tool functionality by maintaining the structural integrity of the handle assembly.
  • Increased Tool Lifespan: Replacing worn or damaged components with genuine parts helps to prevent further damage and extends the service life of your equipment.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by OTC Tools and Equipment, ensuring quality and durability for heavy-duty use.

Applications

The OTC 522961 BOLT 1504A HANDLE RETAINING is primarily used in the maintenance and repair of specific OTC floor jacks. It serves as a crucial handle retaining bolt for the OTC 1503A and 1504A series floor jacks, ensuring the release mechanism and handle operate correctly and safely in automotive repair shops, industrial settings, and other professional service environments. Regular inspection and replacement of this component are vital for upholding the operational safety and efficiency of these essential lifting tools.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 23 January, 2015.