The HySecurity MX001694 is a bronze bushing used as a wear surface in select HySecurity arm and mechanism assemblies. A bronze bushing helps support a pivot point, reduce metal-to-metal wear, and keep moving parts aligned under repeated gate cycles. This part is commonly ordered when an articulated arm, swing arm, or related linkage has looseness, uneven movement, visible bushing wear, or side play at the pivot. Because bushings are small parts that can look similar but have different inside diameter, outside diameter, width, and quantity requirements, the installed operator model and parts diagram should be checked before ordering. Public listings describe this bushing as 0.5 inch ID x 0.62 inch and note use in SwingSmart DC, StrongArmPark DC Articulating, and WedgeSmart DC applications where the matching quantity is required.
This is a service replacement part, so correct fitment matters more than the product name alone. HySecurity has used different assemblies across hydraulic slide operators, Smart DC operators, barrier operators, swing operators, and high-security crash products. Always compare the original part number, operator model, voltage or hydraulic configuration when applicable, connector or fitting style, and the factory parts diagram before ordering.
This part may be used with the following HySecurity applications when the installed operator and parts diagram confirm the match:
Compatibility should be verified before installation. Similar HySecurity parts may look close but differ by connector, hose length, switch geometry, voltage rating, gear size, lock cylinder, or operator generation.
| Manufacturer | HySecurity / Nice HySecurity |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Bronze bushing |
| Part Number | MX001694 |
| Material / Finish | Bronze |
| Dimensions | 0.5 inch ID x 0.62 inch listed reference |
| Application | Pivot/linkage wear bushing |
| Compatible Operator Type | Select SwingSmart DC, StrongArmPark DC Articulating, and WedgeSmart DC references |
| Notes | Verify quantity required by parts diagram |
Before replacing this part, inspect the surrounding assembly for the condition that caused the failure. Worn pivots, loose hardware, incorrect routing, damaged wiring, leaking hydraulic fittings, bad mating gears, or a changed lock cylinder can make the replacement part appear incorrect or cause repeat failures.
Do not bypass limit switches, monitored safety devices, covers, lock hardware, or required safety circuits to keep a gate running. If the operator moves unpredictably, overtravels, leaks hydraulic oil, trips protection, or has damaged wiring, the system should be inspected and repaired before being returned to service.
It is commonly associated with select HySecurity SwingSmart DC, StrongArmPark DC Articulating, and WedgeSmart DC pivot or arm assemblies.
Quantity depends on the operator and the service location. Some references note 4 for SwingSmart DC, 2 for StrongArmPark DC Articulating, and 1 for WedgeSmart DC, but the parts diagram should be checked.
You can replace the failed bushing, but a technician should inspect the mating pin, arm, bracket, and nearby bushings for wear at the same time.
No. It should be matched to HySecurity MX001694 and the operator parts diagram, not only to a rough inside-diameter measurement.
A worn bushing can allow looseness, noisy movement, uneven arm travel, or accelerated wear on the pivot hardware.