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Replacement Conveyor Guides & Wear Strips

Send a photo of the installed guide rail or wear strip and a clear view of its end profile. Include the conveyor section and whether the part guides the product or supports the chain.

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Flat conveyor wear strip, T-profile strip, and backed side guide with their end profiles visible
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How to measure a conveyor guide or wear strip

Sketch or photograph a square-cut end so the full cross-section is visible. Record the profile width and height, stem or slot dimensions, and overall cut length. For a drilled strip, measure hole centers, the first hole’s offset from the end, and the hole diameter. Note slots and countersinks.

Where to measure

Reference drawings. Verify dimensions on your part or the manufacturer’s drawing.

Profile width, height and slot

Profile width, height and slot Profile widthProfile heightStem widthCap thickness
Trace a square-cut end. Measure the overall width and height, then record the stem or slot dimensions that locate the profile on its support.

Length and mounting hole centers

Length and mounting hole centers Overall lengthHole spacingFirst hole offset
Measure the overall cut length. Measure hole spacing center to center and locate the first hole from the end face. Record hole diameter and any slot or countersink.

What to include in a conveyor parts quote

Include the material if known, whether the run is straight or curved, and how the strip attaches to the support. For a curved part, provide the radius with its reference edge, arc length, and a drawing if available. Include the chain or conveyor series, the quantity, and any washdown or product-contact requirements.

Browse guide descriptions or identify tabletop conveyor chain.

Manufacturer reference Regal Rexnord tabletop chain engineering manual