145/175/295 Conveyor Beam Spacer Kit
The 145/175/295 conveyor beam spacer kit uses beam spacers to establish separation between beam members. Spacer lengths vary with the assembled conveyor series.
- Families
- 145 /175 /295
- Part
- Beam spacer
- Role
- Set beam separation
Match spacer length and end features together. The short and long drawings describe different components, not one adjustable spacer.
Establish the Distance Between Beam Members
Beam spacers hold the beam members apart at the required transverse spacing. Their end features locate the connection, while the through opening accommodates the fastening arrangement shown in the drawings.
The 145/175/295 families use different spacer lengths. The two supplied drawings also differ in their tolerance conventions. Match a complete spacer variant rather than combining the length from one drawing with the end details of the other.
Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product | Specification: Conveyor beam spacers |
| Series choices | Specification: 145 /175 /295 |
| Variants | Specification: Different spacer lengths for different assemblies |
Dimensions & Fit
Measure the assembled beam separation and provide the existing spacer end views. Compare both ends and the fastening passage with the chosen drawing.
Confirm which beam assembly each required spacer belongs to. The series numbers identify the application families and are not spacer lengths.
Keep an Assembled Beam at Its Required Width
A main-beam and half-beam assembly relies on the beam spacers to maintain transverse separation. Changing that separation changes the support arrangement beneath the chain.
When replacing several spacers, compare their locations along the beam. Consistent seating matters at each connection so the two members remain aligned along the chain route.
Discuss a Beam Spacer Kit
Send the assembly series, measured beam separation and existing spacer photographs. Include the matching drawing reference and quantity for each length.