PRICE
$7.05
Brand: Linear
Part Number: LIN-2400-187
Availability: Not for Sale

Description

Linear 2400-187, Washer 1/8 Thrust

The Linear 2400-187 is an OEM spare part for Linear HSLG slide gate operator, Linear SLC, Linear SLR. This thrust washer measures 1 in OD x 1/8 in thickness and is made of steel (hardened or oilite bronze typical for thrust washers). It installs by slip-fit onto shaft between rotating and stationary faces. Using genuine Linear replacement hardware ensures proper fit and reliable operation of your gate operator.

Key Features

  • 1 in OD x 1/8 in thickness
  • Reduces axial friction on rotating drive shafts
  • Referenced in Linear HSLG manual parts list
  • Compatible with multiple Linear/OSCO gate operator families
  • Low-profile design for tight axial-clearance applications
  • OEM Linear spare part

Compatibility Guide

  • Linear HSLG slide gate operator
  • Linear SLC
  • Linear SLR
  • Linear SLD
  • OSCO gate operators
FeatureSpecification
ModelLinear 2400-187
Item TypeThrust Washer
MaterialsSteel (hardened or oilite bronze typical for thrust washers)
Dimensions1 in OD x 1/8 in thickness
MountingSlip-fit onto shaft between rotating and stationary faces
Alternate Part Numbers2400-187, LINEAR-2400-187, OSCO-2400-187

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the dimensions of the Linear 2400-187 thrust washer?

A: It is a thrust washer measuring 1 inch outer diameter and 1/8 inch thickness, used to reduce axial friction on rotating shafts inside Linear gate operators.

Q: Which Linear gate operator uses the 2400-187 thrust washer?

A: It is confirmed in the Linear HSLG slide gate operator manual parts list as a drive-assembly thrust washer.

Q: What is the function of a thrust washer in a gate operator?

A: A thrust washer carries axial (thrust) loads between rotating and stationary faces, reducing wear and friction along the shaft axis.

Q: How does the 2400-187 differ from the 2400-188 thrust washer?

A: The 2400-187 is 1/8 inch thick, while the 2400-188 is 1/16 inch thick. They are used together or individually for precise axial spacing.

Q: How often should the thrust washer be replaced or inspected?

A: Thrust washers in gate operators should be inspected annually or during any drive-train service for wear, scoring, or deformation and replaced as needed.