PRICE
$12.02
Brand: Linear
Part Number: LIN-2400-146
Availability: Not for Sale

Description

Linear 2400-146, Rope Clip Galv. 1/8 X 5/32

The Linear 2400-146 is an OEM replacement Wire Rope Clip for use in Linear and OSCO gate operator assemblies. Materials: Galvanized steel. Dimensions: Fits wire rope: 1/8 in to 5/32 in diameter. Galvanized Wire Rope Clip 1/8 in x 5/32 in for Linear Gate Operators. Order the genuine Linear part to ensure proper fit and function in your gate operator system.

Key Features

  • Galvanized steel for corrosion resistance
  • Fits 1/8 in to 5/32 in wire rope
  • U-bolt and saddle design for secure rope termination
  • OEM replacement for Linear/OSCO gate operator wire rope systems
  • Suitable for outdoor and exposed environments

Compatibility Guide

  • Linear gate operators with wire rope
  • OSCO gate operators with wire rope

Professional Specs

FeatureSpecification
ModelLinear 2400-146
Item TypeWire Rope Clip
MaterialsGalvanized steel
DimensionsFits wire rope: 1/8 in to 5/32 in diameter
MountingU-bolt clamps over wire rope saddle and is secured with nuts torqued to specification
Alternate Part Numbers2400146, 2400-146

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the Linear 2400-146?

A: It is a galvanized steel wire rope clip (U-bolt style) sized for 1/8 in to 5/32 in wire rope, used to create secure terminations or loops in wire rope on Linear/OSCO gate operators.

Q: Why is the 2400-146 rope clip galvanized?

A: The galvanized zinc coating provides corrosion resistance for outdoor and exposed installations, extending the service life of the clip in gate operator environments.

Q: How is a wire rope clip installed?

A: Wire rope clips are typically used to secure the dead end of wire rope back onto itself after forming an eye loop, or to anchor wire rope to a fixed point in the gate operator mechanism.

Q: Is 2400146 the same as 2400-146?

A: Yes, 2400146 (no hyphen) is the same part number referenced without punctuation.

Q: When should the rope clip be replaced?

A: Replace the clip if the U-bolt or saddle is corroded, deformed, or if the clamping nut cannot be properly torqued, as a loose clip can allow the wire rope to slip.