This bracket is part of the mechanical support system for a HySecurity articulating arm assembly. Brackets in this area carry load, control pivot geometry, and help the arm move through the correct path. A bent, cracked, wallowed-out, or incorrectly installed bracket can cause uneven arm movement, binding, noise, fastener wear, or damage to adjacent pivot hardware.
MX3053-01 is the left-hand pivot bracket version in the articulating arm bracket family. Handing matters because the bracket geometry and mounting relationship must match the side of the arm assembly. Ordering the wrong side can create fitment problems, pivot misalignment, and unsafe arm movement.
Compatibility should be verified by the HySecurity parts diagram, operator serial number, and the part number on the original component before ordering.
| Manufacturer | HySecurity / Nice HySecurity |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Left-hand articulating arm pivot bracket |
| Part Number | MX3053-01 |
| Application | LH articulating arm pivot support |
| Compatible Operator Type | Select HySecurity anti-ram / StrongArm articulating arm assemblies |
| Handing | Left-hand |
| Notes | Verify side, bracket orientation, and pivot hardware |
Match the bracket side before ordering. If the original bracket is missing, use the operator diagram and remaining hardware to identify the correct left-hand or right-hand part.
Handed mechanical brackets on crash-rated operators should be installed only after the arm is safely supported and the operator is disabled.
MX3053-01 is the left-hand articulating arm pivot bracket.
No, not unless the parts diagram or HySecurity confirms the installation can use that part. MX3053-02 is the right-hand bracket.
Inspect the pivot pin, bushing, fasteners, opposite-side bracket, arm alignment, and surrounding structure.
No. MX3052 is an articulating arm to chassis bracket. MX3053-01 is a left-hand pivot bracket.
The bracket geometry and mounting relationship must match the arm side. Wrong handing can cause misalignment or binding.