The Nice Apollo 446 bolt-on pivot bracket is a mounting hardware part used to create the rear pivot point for compatible Apollo linear actuator swing gate systems. On a swing gate operator, the bracket position controls actuator geometry, opening angle, mechanical leverage, and load on the post. If the wrong bracket is used or the bracket is mounted in the wrong location, the gate may bind, short-stroke, over-travel, or place excessive stress on the actuator tube. The 446 is commonly associated with 416, 816, and 912L actuator families, including several Apollo 1500/1600, 1550/1650, and Titan applications. Because many older installations have modified brackets, do not order by appearance alone.
Commonly associated with the following applications when confirmed by the Apollo/Nice parts diagram and the installed operator configuration:
| Manufacturer | Nice Apollo |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Bolt-on pivot bracket |
| Part Number | 446 |
| Application | Rear actuator pivot mounting point |
| Compatible Operator Type | Select Apollo/Nice linear actuator swing gate operators |
| Mount Style | Bolt-on |
| Notes | Verify actuator geometry, post size, and bracket setback |
Bracket geometry is critical on swing gate operators. If the original mounting was modified or the gate does not swing freely by hand, have the installation checked before replacing the bracket.
Disconnect power and secure the gate before servicing mechanical or electrical gate operator parts. Use a qualified gate technician for unsafe conditions or line-voltage work.
The 446 bolt-on pivot bracket is commonly listed for Nice Apollo 416, 816, and 912L actuator applications and related Apollo 1500/1600, 1550/1650, and Titan style systems.
The 446 is a bolt-on pivot bracket. It is used where the installation calls for a bolt-on pivot point rather than a welded bracket.
Some listings reference use for secure attachment to 5 x 5 square posts, but the actual post, bracket geometry, and hardware must be checked at the site.
No. The 446 is a bolt-on pivot bracket, while 1116 is commonly referenced as a pivot arm used with 816 actuator assemblies.
Confirm actuator model, post size, bracket setback, pivot geometry, existing bracket type, and whether the installation uses a bolt-on or weld-on mounting arrangement.