PRICE
$37.24
Brand: Linear
Part Number: LIN-2200-673
Availability: Not for Sale

Description

Linear 2200-673, Chain #40 21 Links SWD CRS

ANSI #40 roller chain precut to 21 links for Linear SWD and CRS gate operators. The Linear 2200-673 is an OEM-grade replacement component designed for Linear and OSCO gate operator systems. This roller chain provides reliable performance as a direct factory replacement part. Proper installation per the Linear operator service manual ensures correct operation and maintains gate operator warranty compliance.

Key Features

  • ANSI #40 roller chain, 1/2-inch pitch
  • Precut to 21 links for direct installation
  • Designed for Linear SWD and CRS gate operator drive assemblies
  • Precise OEM-specified length for SWD and CRS mechanisms
  • Eliminates field measurement and cutting

Compatibility Guide

  • Linear SWD (Swing Wing Drive) gate operator
  • Linear CRS (Carriage Return System) gate operator
  • OSCO SWD gate operator
  • OSCO CRS gate operator
FeatureSpecification
ModelLinear 2200-673
Item TypeRoller Chain
MaterialsSteel roller chain
Dimensions1/2 in pitch, 21 links
MountingSprocket drive engagement, SWD or CRS drive assembly
Alternate Part Numbers2200-673, LIN-2200-673

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why is the 2200-673 chain precut to 21 links?

A: The 21-link length is factory-specified for the drive assembly in the SWD and CRS gate operator models, ensuring proper chain tension and sprocket engagement.

Q: What are the SWD and CRS operator models that use 2200-673?

A: SWD stands for Swing Wing Drive and CRS stands for Carriage Return System, both being Linear/OSCO gate operator configurations that use a short #40 chain segment in their drive mechanism.

Q: What is the pitch of the #40 chain used in 2200-673?

A: ANSI #40 roller chain has a 1/2-inch pitch.

Q: Can I use the 2200-673 chain on other Linear gate operator models?

A: The 21-link precut length is specific to SWD and CRS drive configurations. Measure the existing chain or consult the operator's parts diagram before ordering for other applications.

Q: Why does a gate operator drive assembly use such a short chain segment?

A: A short precut chain segment is common in arm or carriage drive mechanisms where the chain loop is small and a precise length is critical for proper function.