NICE / APOLLO SPTA16002, SPARE PART, BEARING & HOLDER,
The NICE Apollo SPTA16002 is a replacement bearing and holder assembly used in select Apollo swing gate operator mechanical assemblies. Bearings and holders support movement and alignment inside the drive or actuator mechanism. When they wear, crack, loosen, or become contaminated, the operator may develop noise, rough travel, excess play, uneven movement, or added load on the motor and gears.
Because this is a small mechanical support part, exact fitment depends on the operator family and the location of the bearing within the assembly. Public compatibility references associate SPTA16002 with several Apollo swing operator models, including 1500/1550, 1600/1650, and 3500 series references. It should not be treated as a universal bearing for every Apollo arm or gate operator. Before ordering, compare the old holder shape, bearing size, mounting points, and parts diagram. A worn bearing may also indicate water intrusion, lack of alignment, or a gate that is placing too much side load on the actuator.
Compatible With
- Apollo 1500 swing gate operator references where SPTA16002 is specified
- Apollo 1550 swing gate operator references where SPTA16002 is specified
- Apollo 15501K kit references where the parts diagram calls for this bearing and holder
- Apollo 1600 swing gate operator references where SPTA16002 is specified
- Apollo 1650 and 16501K references where listed by parts diagram
- Apollo 3500 and 35001K swing operator references where SPTA16002 is specified
- Select NICE Apollo swing operator mechanical assemblies using the same bearing and holder
- Not a confirmed fit for Titan 912L, M-Bar/L-Bar barrier operators, or 7200/7300 slide operators
Features & Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|
| Manufacturer | NICE / Apollo |
| Product Type | Bearing and holder assembly |
| Part Number | SPTA16002 |
| Application | Mechanical support part for select Apollo swing operator assemblies |
| Compatible Operator Type | Select Apollo swing gate operators |
| Voltage | Not applicable; mechanical part |
| Material / Finish | Bearing and holder assembly; verify current OEM construction |
| Notes | Match physical part and parts diagram |
Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- SPTA16002
- Nice SPTA16002
- NICE-SPTA16002
- Bearing and holder
- Spare part bearing & holder
- Apollo 1500 bearing holder
- Apollo 1550 bearing holder
- Apollo 1600 bearing holder
- Apollo 3500 bearing holder
Technician Note
Noise or rough travel after bearing replacement usually points to a related mechanical issue. Check alignment, arm pivot points, mounting brackets, and gate swing condition so the bearing is not carrying abnormal load.
Before Ordering
- Confirm the operator model and parts diagram list SPTA16002
- Compare bearing diameter, holder shape, and mounting points with the removed part
- Inspect nearby gears, pins, bushings, and brackets for wear
- Check the gate for sagging, binding, or misalignment
- Do not use this part for Titan or barrier operator assemblies unless specifically listed
Professional Advisory
Mechanical service on a gate operator should be performed with the gate secured and the operator disabled. If the gate is heavy, sagging, or unsafe to move by hand, have a qualified technician correct the gate hardware before replacing operator parts.
Product Questions & Answers
What is SPTA16002?
SPTA16002 is a bearing and holder assembly used as a mechanical replacement part in select Apollo swing gate operator assemblies.
Which Apollo models is it commonly associated with?
Compatibility references include Apollo 1500, 1550, 15501K, 1600, 1650, 16501K, 3500, and 35001K style swing operator applications when the parts diagram calls for it.
Does this part have a voltage rating?
No. It is a mechanical bearing and holder assembly and does not connect to operator voltage.
Can a worn bearing damage the motor?
Yes. Extra friction or misalignment can increase motor load and contribute to drive wear if the mechanical issue is not corrected.
Should I replace only the bearing holder if the gate is sagging?
No. A sagging or binding gate should be repaired at the hinge or gate hardware first. Operator parts should not be used to compensate for a bad gate swing.