5" Long Conveyor Guide Mounting Rods

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Conveyor Guide Mounting Rods with Clamp


Style C	Style D	Style E	Style F

A clamp at the end of the rod grips conveyor guides or other rods. Mount rods with brackets and connectors to create support arms.

For Conveyor Guides


Style C	Style D

Style E	Style F

Hollow—Hollow rods are lighter than solid rods and easier to move. They’re the best choice for frequent conveyor setup changes.

Solid—Solid rods are sturdier than hollow rods, so they’re less likely to be knocked out of place by heavy objects on your conveyor.

Style F—Instead of using bolts, tighten the clamps on style F around a guide rail by twisting the rod into the clamp.

	Lg.	Rod Dia.	For Channel Wd.	For No. of Lines	Material	Clamp Material	Includes	Rod Shape		Each
Hollow



	C	5"	1/2"	0.67"	1	Stainless Steel	Plastic	Black Plastic End Cap	Round	00000000	000000


	D	5"	1/2"	0.67"	1	Stainless Steel	Plastic	Black Plastic End Cap	Round	00000000	00000


	Solid



			E	5"	12 mm	0.67"	1	Stainless Steel	Plastic	—	Round	0000000	00000


			E	5"	14 mm	0.67"	1	Stainless Steel	Plastic	—	Round	00000000	00000
			E	5"	16 mm	0.67"	1	Stainless Steel	Plastic	—	Round	00000000	00000
			F	5"	1/2"	0.67"	1	Stainless Steel	Stainless Steel	—	Round	00000000	00000

Conveyor Guide Mounting Rods


	Round—Threaded on One End Style A

Use brackets and connectors to create vertical and horizontal support arms.

Round—Threaded on One End

Style A

Round rods are the most common. However, these rods might cause connectors to slip over time as vibration loosens their hold on the rod.

Solid—Solid rods are sturdier than hollow rods, so they’re less likely to be knocked out of place by heavy objects on your conveyor.

Stainless Steel—Stainless steel mounting rods are the most corrosion resistant.

				Thread
	Style	Lg.	Rod Dia.	Size	Lg.	Gender	Material		Each
Solid



		A	5"	1/2"	5/16"-18	3/4"	Female	Stainless Steel	0000000	000000

Conveyor Guide Mounting Rods with Sensor Holder

Use the hole at the end of these rods to attach sensors and accessories without clamps. Mount rods with brackets and connectors to create vertical and horizontal support arms.

	Rod Dia.	For Sensor OD	Material		Each
Solid



	5"	1/2"	1/4"	Stainless Steel	00000000	000000

Graduated Conveyor Guide Mounting Rods

Graduated in _1/8" or 1 mm increments, these rods make it easy to align multiple brackets during installation.

Round—Threaded on One End

Round rods are the most common. However, these rods might cause connectors to slip over time as vibration loosens their hold on the rod.

Solid—Solid rods are sturdier than hollow rods, so they’re less likely to be knocked out of place by heavy objects on your conveyor.

			Thread				1/2" Dia. Rod
	Lg.	Graduations (Numeric Graduations)	Size	Lg.	Gender	Material		Each
Solid



		5"	1/8" (1")	5/16"-18	0.89"	Female	Stainless Steel	00000000	000000

Graduated Pivoting Conveyor Guide Mounting Rods

To make aligning multiple brackets during installation easy, these rods have _1/8” graduation marks. They also have a pivoting joint, so you can adjust the angle of your mount.

				Thread
	Lg.	Rod Dia.	Range of Motion	Size	Lg.	Gender	Threading	Material	Rod Shape		Each
Solid



		5"	1/2"	180°	5/16"-18	0.72"	Female	Threaded on One End	Stainless Steel	Round	0000000	000000

Pivoting Conveyor Guide Mounting Rods

The pivoting joint on these rods makes angle mounting easy.

				Thread
	Lg.	Rod Dia.	Range of Motion	Size	Lg.	Gender	Threading	Material	Rod Shape		Each
Solid



		5"	1/2"	180°	5/16"-18	0.56"	Female	Threaded on One End	Stainless Steel	Round	0000000	000000