Type A Adjustable Conveyor Guide Rail Bracket 106
The 106 Type A adjustable conveyor guide rail bracket has a short swivel head above a slotted mounting body. Reinforced polyamide and copper are listed for its construction.
- Code
- 106
- Head
- Short swivel
- Materials
- Reinforced polyamide + copper
Compare the short-head position with the required guide height. Check rod engagement and tightening clearance through the adjustment range.
Adjust the Rod Direction Above the Mounting Body
The 106 head rotates to set the support direction, then locks in position. The lower body provides the frame attachment through its long slot. These adjustments serve different purposes: the mounting position locates the bracket, while the head sets the rod direction.
The short-head version places that rod connection closer to the body. Check the available height and tool access with the rail installed. Clearance around the head can be limited by the guide and neighbouring machine parts.
Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Code | Specification: 106 |
| Type | Specification: A short-head swivel bracket |
| Listed materials | Specification: Reinforced polyamide + copper |
Dimensions & Fit
Compare the slot position with the frame fixing points. Show the rod direction and required guide height on the installed layout.
Check that the rod remains engaged in the head at the intended reach. Leave space to operate the head fastener without moving the guide out of its working position.
Set Guide Direction at a Local Support
A guide approaching a machine may need its support rod to follow an angled direction. The swivel head allows that direction to be set at the bracket rather than forcing the rod along one fixed axis.
On a line carrying several pack formats, check that the short head leaves usable adjustment space. Recheck the locking position after the rail has been set to its operating width.
Request a 106 Bracket Quote
Send the frame fixing arrangement, rod size and required guide position. Include the short-head reference, quantity and an installed photograph.