The HySecurity MX002285 is the lower arm cap for SAM30 arm assemblies. It is a protective finishing component used at the lower arm area, helping cover the arm end and reduce exposure to water, debris, and corrosion. While it is not an electrical or hydraulic part, a missing or broken cap can leave the arm end looking unfinished and can allow contamination into areas that should stay protected.
This item is commonly replaced during SAM30 arm refurbishment, routine maintenance, or after a vehicle impact or weather-related damage. A cap replacement is usually straightforward, but it should still be matched to the correct arm style because HySecurity barrier arm parts can vary between M30, M50, StrongArm, StrongArmPark, and other families.
Before ordering, compare the original cap shape, arm end, and parts diagram. If the lower arm itself is bent, cracked, or misaligned, replacing only the cap will not correct the underlying issue.
| Manufacturer | HySecurity / Nice HySecurity |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Lower arm cap |
| Part Number | MX002285 |
| Application | SAM30 lower arm end protection |
| Compatible Operator Type | Crash barrier arm where specified |
| Material / Finish | Verify current HySecurity production |
| Notes | Confirm SAM30 arm style before ordering |
A missing lower arm cap can be a clue that the arm was struck or serviced previously. Inspect the lower arm tube and mounting points before installing the replacement cap.
This is a model-specific arm cap. Do not trim or modify it to fit a different HySecurity arm unless the manufacturer parts documentation confirms the application.
No. MX002285 is a lower arm cap for SAM30 applications, not the complete lower arm assembly.
Do not assume M50 fitment. The part name identifies SAM30, so verify the parts diagram before ordering for any other model.
It is commonly replaced when cracked, missing, weathered, or damaged, especially after arm service or impact.
It is mainly a protective and finishing component, but missing or damaged arm-end parts should still be inspected because they can indicate larger arm damage.
Check the arm end, lower arm alignment, fastener points, and surrounding hardware for damage or corrosion.