Linear 2110-093, Brg Block W/Brg Bg Brtznc
The Linear 2110-093 is a Bearing Block Assembly designed for Linear HSLG series slide gate operators and Linear SWG series slide gate operators. Brite-zinc bearing block assembly with bearing bag kit for Linear commercial gate operator drive shafts. This OEM replacement part maintains the original design specifications for reliable field service and repair. The bearing block assembly is sold as an individual replacement component for authorized technicians and gate service professionals.
Key Features
- Brite Zinc electroplated finish for corrosion resistance in outdoor operator enclosures
- Includes bearing bag hardware kit with bearing and all required fasteners
- Precision-bored housing maintains shaft alignment within Linear operator drive train
- Heavy-duty steel block construction rated for continuous commercial gate cycling
- Direct OEM bolt-in replacement matching factory mounting hole pattern
- Sold as a complete bearing block and bearing assembly ready for installation
Compatibility Guide
- Linear HSLG series slide gate operators
- Linear SWG series slide gate operators
- Linear BGU series barrier gate operators
- Linear GSWG series slide gate operators
- Nortek commercial gate operators requiring bearing block service
Professional Specs
| Feature | Specification |
|---|
| Model | Linear 2110-093 |
| Item Type | Bearing Block Assembly |
| Materials | Steel with Brite Zinc (electroplated zinc) finish; steel roller bearing included |
| Mounting | Bolted to operator frame/chassis using factory mounting hole pattern |
| Alternate Part Numbers | 2110-093, LIN2110093 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the bearing bag included with the 2110-093?
A: The bearing bag is a hardware kit included with the bearing block that contains the bearing(s), fasteners, and any retaining hardware needed to complete the installation.
Q: Why is a Brite Zinc finish used on the bearing block?
A: Brite Zinc finish provides electroplated zinc corrosion protection suitable for the outdoor environment inside a gate operator cabinet, extending service life compared to uncoated steel.
Q: How do I replace the bearing block on my Linear operator?
A: Remove the drive chain and shaft, unbolt the old bearing block from the operator frame, transfer the shaft to the new 2110-093 block, install the included bearing, and re-fasten the block to the frame.
Q: How often should bearing blocks be replaced?
A: Bearing blocks should be inspected annually. Replace when the bearing shows roughness, play, or noise, or when the block housing shows cracks or elongated bolt holes.
Q: Can a worn bearing block cause other drive components to fail prematurely?
A: Yes, the bearing block supports and aligns the drive shaft. A worn or misaligned bearing block causes shaft wobble, accelerated sprocket and chain wear, and increased motor load.
