Belt End Clip & Receiver
The small part that fails first. Replacement belt ends and receiver clips, including the lock that stops a belt letting go on its own.
- Types universal belt end, S-clip, magnetic end
- Receivers for post and wall mounting
- Fits all major stanchion brands
What it is for
Belt ends take every knock the barrier receives and they are the first thing to go. A worn end no longer locks which means the belt releases when someone brushes it, and at that point the barrier has stopped being a barrier. Replacing the end costs very little and takes minutes. Three types cover most situations: the universal end that clips into any brand's receiver, an S-clip that wraps a post where there is no receiver at all and a magnetic end that grabs any steel surface without one.
Where it works
- Belts that keep coming unclipped
- Damaged receivers on older posts
- Adding a magnetic end for steel surfaces
- Spares for high traffic sites
Options
Specified, not assumed.
- Types
- universal, S-clip or magnetic
- Receivers sold separately
- Fits all major brands
Related
See also.
Replacement Belt Cassette
Belt frayed but the post is fine? Swapping the cassette costs a fraction of replacing the stanchion.
Magnetic Base Stanchion
Same layout every day but you still need it gone by night? Magnets hold the post in place and let it lift straight off.
Wall Mounted Belt Barrier
Closing a doorway or a corridor? Mounting the belt on the wall keeps the floor clear when the barrier is not in use.