Type C Double Conveyor Guide Rail Clamp 505
The 505 Type C double conveyor guide rail clamp holds a pair of square-profile rails. Reinforced polyamide and stainless steel construction connects the paired head to a 12 mm mounting pin.
- Code
- 505
- Seat arrangement
- Double square-profile
- Pin
- 12 mm / 0.472 in
Check each rail's flats, corners and orientation in the head. The square-seat pattern must match the rail pair as well as its spacing.
Locate Two Shaped Rails Together
The Type C head provides two square-profile seating regions. Their flat faces locate the orientation of the matching rails while the common pin carries the assembly from its support.
The paired arrangement needs compatible sections at both seats. Check the corner shape and clamping contact rather than treating all square rails as equivalent. A section that rocks in its seat can change the position of its product-contact face.
Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Code | Specification: 505 |
| Head | Specification: Type C double square clamp |
| Materials | Specification: Reinforced polyamide + stainless steel |
| Pin diameter | Specification: 12 mm / 0.472 in |
Dimensions & Fit
Provide an end view of both guide sections and their centre spacing. Compare the complete head envelope with the available space beside the conveyor.
Check that both rail faces align when the head is secured. The pin should engage the support fully at the required reach without obstructing the adjustment hardware.
Keep Paired Guide Faces Oriented
Where shaped rails have a distinct contact face, their orientation affects how a product follows the lane. The double square-seat head supports that orientation at two levels.
During format changes, check both faces against the new pack. The lower rail may meet a base flange while the upper rail meets the wall, creating a different contact pattern from a straight carton.
Request a 505 Clamp Quote
Send rail cross-sections, spacing and required pin reach. Include quantity and a photograph showing the orientation of the existing rail pair.