The HySecurity MX3766 is the spring end guide used in the WedgeSmart DC spring tube and counterbalance assembly. It is commonly described as a UHMW spring end guide and supports the spring end so the spring remains properly located during wedge movement.
This guide is a wear-related part. If it is cracked, grooved, distorted, or worn down, the compression spring may shift or rub, which can create noise, binding, poor movement, and added stress on the surrounding spring tube components.
Use MX3766 when the WedgeSmart DC parts diagram calls for Guide, Spring End. Because it works directly with MX3756 and MX3767, those related parts should be inspected during the same service visit.
| Manufacturer | HySecurity / Nice HySecurity |
|---|---|
| Part Number | MX3766 |
| Product Type | Spring end guide |
| Material / Finish | UHMW as commonly listed |
| Application | WedgeSmart DC spring tube / counterbalance assembly |
| Compatible Operator Type | WedgeSmart DC where specified |
| Related Components | MX3756 compression spring, MX3767 spring guide piston |
| Included Components | Spring end guide only unless otherwise supplied |
| Notes | Check for wear, scoring, cracks, or deformation |
A worn guide often points to a broader alignment or lubrication problem in the spring tube area. Inspect the tube, piston, spring, and mounting hardware before returning the wedge to service.
The WedgeSmart DC spring tube assembly can involve heavy mechanical parts and stored spring force. Use safe lockout procedures and a qualified gate technician for repairs involving binding, spring preload, or wedge movement concerns.
MX3766 is the UHMW spring end guide used in supported HySecurity WedgeSmart DC spring tube assemblies.
No. It is the spring end guide only unless the supplier states otherwise. The complete spring tube assembly is a different reference.
Inspect MX3756 compression spring, MX3767 spring guide piston, and the spring tube assembly.
Not by default. It should be used only where the installed operator parts diagram lists MX3766.
Guide wear can let the spring shift or rub, which can cause binding, noise, poor movement, and premature wear on related components.