PRICE
$24.02
Brand: Linear
Part Number: LIN-2100-756
Availability: Not for Sale

Description

Linear 2100-756, Cover Limit Box Std Ydichr

The Linear 2100-756 is an OEM replacement Limit Box Cover for Linear/OSCO gate operator systems. Standard limit switch box cover with Yellow Dichromate finish. This part is engineered to restore original performance and is compatible with Linear 2100-series gate operators and Linear limit switch box assemblies. Constructed from Steel with Yellow Dichromate (Ydichr) finish, this component meets the mechanical demands of continuous gate operation. Always consult the applicable Linear/OSCO service manual before installation to verify fitment.

Key Features

  • Standard cover for Linear limit switch box
  • Yellow Dichromate corrosion-resistant finish
  • Protects limit switch components from environmental contamination
  • OEM replacement part for 2100-series operators
  • Secure fastener attachment to limit box body

Compatibility Guide

  • Linear 2100-series gate operators
  • Linear limit switch box assemblies
FeatureSpecification
ModelLinear 2100-756
Item TypeLimit Box Cover
MaterialsSteel with Yellow Dichromate (Ydichr) finish
MountingFastened to limit switch box housing

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 'Ydichr' mean in the part name?

A: Yellow Dichromate (Ydichr) is a chromate conversion coating applied to steel or zinc parts that provides corrosion resistance and is identified by its characteristic yellow-gold color.

Q: What is the purpose of the limit box cover?

A: The cover protects the internal limit switch components from dust, debris, and moisture ingress, helping maintain reliable switching operation.

Q: Is the 2100-756 compatible with all limit box sizes?

A: The 2100-756 is the standard-size cover; verify your limit switch box model number before ordering to confirm fitment.

Q: Where can I source the 2100-756?

A: It is available as an OEM replacement through Linear/OSCO authorized parts distributors.

Q: When should I replace the limit box cover?

A: Inspect the cover for cracks, corrosion, or missing fastener points and replace if the seal or structural integrity is compromised.