The LiftMaster K19-2075 is a #50 roller chain cut to a 75-pitch service length and supplied without a master link. In compatible swing gate operators, this chain works with the drive sprocket system to transfer motor and gearbox movement through the mechanical drive. When the chain stretches or wears, the operator may sound rough, lose smooth gate movement, or show uneven travel under load. Because this is a fixed-length service chain, a chain that is only close in pitch count can cause tensioning problems or poor sprocket engagement. Replace worn sprockets or master links as needed so the new chain does not run on damaged hardware.
| Feature / Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
| Product Type | Roller chain |
| Part Number | K19-2075 |
| Chain Size | Number 50 |
| Pitch Count | 75 |
| Master Link | Not included |
| Application | Drive chain for select swing gate operators |
| Compatible Operator Type | SW490GL and select related swing gate drive assemblies |
| Notes | Check chain size, pitch count, sprockets, and master link requirement |
This part may be used with the following operators or product families when the original part number and parts diagram match:
Chain, spring, and limit-system parts should be matched by the original part number and by the operator parts diagram. Similar-looking parts can vary by chain size, pitch count, spring dimension, operator generation, finish, and whether a master link is included.
Gate operators, barrier systems, and traffic control equipment include moving mechanical parts that can create pinch, crush, or stored-tension hazards. Disconnect power where required and use a qualified gate technician when servicing drive chains, limit systems, torsion springs, or traffic spike hardware.
No. This chain is supplied as a #50 x 75 chain with no master link.
It is commonly listed for the LiftMaster SW490GL swing gate operator when confirmed by the parts diagram.
Check the original chain size, pitch count, sprocket condition, chain tension, and whether a separate #50 master link is needed.
No. The chain length must match the operator drive layout. A wrong pitch count can cause tension and alignment problems.
A worn chain may stretch, chatter, climb sprocket teeth, create uneven movement, or make the operator sound rough under load.