PRICE
$40.54
Brand: Linear
Part Number: LIN-2400-147
Availability: Not for Sale

Description

Linear 2400-147, Collar Set 1/2

The Linear 2400-147 is an OEM replacement Set Collar for use in Linear and OSCO gate operator assemblies. Materials: Carbon steel (zinc-plated or plain per OEM specification). Dimensions: 1/2 in bore diameter; OD and width per standard set collar sizing for 1/2 in shaft. 1/2 in Bore Set Collar for Linear/OSCO Gate Operators. Order the genuine Linear part to ensure proper fit and function in your gate operator system.

Key Features

  • 1/2 in bore diameter
  • Set-screw type shaft retention
  • Locates and retains shaft-mounted components
  • OEM replacement for Linear/OSCO gate operator drive shafts
  • Carbon steel construction for durability

Compatibility Guide

  • Linear gate operators
  • OSCO gate operators

Professional Specs

FeatureSpecification
ModelLinear 2400-147
Item TypeSet Collar
MaterialsCarbon steel (zinc-plated or plain per OEM specification)
Dimensions1/2 in bore diameter; OD and width per standard set collar sizing for 1/2 in shaft
MountingInstalled on 1/2 in shaft and secured via set screw
Alternate Part Numbers2400147, 2400-147

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the Linear 2400-147?

A: It is a 1/2 in bore shaft set collar used to locate, retain, or limit the travel of components on a 1/2 in diameter shaft in Linear/OSCO gate operator assemblies.

Q: How does a set collar work?

A: A set collar grips a shaft using a set screw (or clamping split design) to hold components in a fixed axial position, preventing unwanted movement along the shaft.

Q: What material is the 2400-147 collar made from?

A: Set collars of this type are typically made from carbon steel or zinc-plated steel; some are case-hardened for improved set-screw grip.

Q: What does the '1/2 in' dimension refer to in the 2400-147?

A: The '1/2 in' designation refers to the bore (inner diameter) of the collar, which must match the shaft diameter it is installed on.

Q: When should the 2400-147 set collar be replaced?

A: Replace the collar if the set screw no longer holds position, if the bore is worn oversize, or if the collar body is cracked or corroded.