The HySecurity MX3756 is the compression spring used in the WedgeSmart DC counterbalance spring tube assembly. The spring helps the wedge mechanism move correctly by working with the spring tube, spring end guide, spring guide piston, and related hardware.
This is not a general hardware-store compression spring. Spring length, wire size, rate, material, and fit inside the WedgeSmart DC spring tube matter to system balance and safe wedge movement. A weak, broken, bent, or incorrect spring can cause poor wedge return, uneven travel, excessive load on the drive, or repeated service issues.
Use this part when the original WedgeSmart DC spring is damaged, fatigued, corroded, or identified for replacement during spring tube service. Inspect the surrounding guides, piston, fasteners, and tube at the same time because wear in those parts can shorten the life of the new spring.
| Manufacturer | HySecurity / Nice HySecurity |
|---|---|
| Part Number | MX3756 |
| Product Type | Compression spring |
| Application | WedgeSmart DC counterbalance spring tube assembly |
| Compatible Operator Type | WedgeSmart DC where specified |
| Material / Finish | OEM spring component |
| Included Components | Compression spring only unless otherwise supplied |
| Related Assembly | Spring tube / counterbalance assembly |
| Notes | Spring force and mechanical preload should be handled carefully |
When replacing the spring, inspect the spring guide, spring tube, piston, fasteners, and wedge travel. A new spring will not correct binding caused by damaged guides, bent hardware, misalignment, or debris in the spring tube area.
Counterbalance spring parts can store force. Service should be performed by a qualified gate technician familiar with the WedgeSmart DC spring tube assembly and safe mechanical lockout procedures.
MX3756 is the compression spring used in the WedgeSmart DC counterbalance spring tube assembly to help support proper wedge movement.
It should only be used where the HySecurity parts diagram lists MX3756, primarily WedgeSmart DC counterbalance applications.
Inspect them carefully. MX3766 and MX3767 are related guide components, and worn guides can cause poor movement or premature spring wear.
No. The spring rate, size, and fitment must match the WedgeSmart DC design. A generic spring can affect balance and operator performance.
Binding, uneven wedge movement, slow return, unusual noise, or visible spring/guiding damage can point to spring tube or counterbalance assembly wear.