The US Automatic 580010 is a 13-tooth output sprocket for Patriot RSL slide gate operators using #41 roller chain. It has a 1 inch bore and is commonly referenced for 1st and 2nd generation Patriot RSL output sprocket applications. This sprocket is part of the mechanical drive train that transfers movement from the operator's drive assembly to the gate chain. Worn sprocket teeth can make the chain ride high, skip, chatter, or wear faster than normal. Because the Patriot RSL uses multiple sprockets with different bore sizes and tooth counts, the 580010 should be matched by part number, bore, tooth count, and chain size before ordering. It should not be substituted for the 580030 motor sprocket, which has a 1/2 inch bore, or for the 580015 and 580020 sprockets with different tooth counts.
This part is commonly associated with the following US Automatic Patriot RSL applications. Always match the installed operator, part number, and parts diagram because several Patriot RSL parts look similar but are not interchangeable.
| Manufacturer | US Automatic |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Output sprocket |
| Part Number | 580010 |
| Application | Patriot RSL output sprocket for #41 chain drive applications |
| Compatible Operator Type | Patriot RSL chain-drive slide gate operator |
| Chain / Drive Notes | 1 inch bore, 13 teeth, #41 chain; listed for 1st and 2nd generation applications |
| Installation Notes | Match the installed Patriot RSL parts diagram before replacing mechanical or cover components. |
| Safety Notes | Do not bypass safety devices. Disconnect power and secure the gate before service. Use a qualified gate technician when electrical or unsafe movement issues are present. |
The following numbers and search terms are commonly associated with this Patriot RSL service-part family. Related numbers are included for identification and cross-shopping only; they are not automatic substitutes unless the parts diagram confirms the same component.
On Patriot RSL slide operators, chain alignment and mechanical fitment should be checked as a complete system. Inspect the chain path, sprocket wear, shaft play, bearing condition, bracket alignment, cover clearance, and manual release operation before putting the gate back in service.
This product page is written for replacement-part identification and ordering support. Mechanical drive repairs should be performed with the gate secured and the operator disabled. If the gate is heavy, binding, moving unexpectedly, or missing required monitored safety devices, stop using the system until it can be inspected by a qualified gate technician.
It is used with #41 chain in the Patriot RSL slide gate operator drive system.
No. The 580010 has a 1 inch bore. The 580030 motor sprocket has a 1/2 inch bore and is not interchangeable.
Tooth count affects chain engagement and drive geometry. Using the wrong sprocket can change alignment, travel behavior, and mechanical wear.
Hooked teeth, chain skipping, grinding, uneven chain wear, or a chain that will not stay seated can point to sprocket wear.
If the chain is stretched, rusty, stiff, or worn into the old sprocket, replacing the chain or master links may be needed for a lasting repair.