
How to Order a Replacement Parking Barrier Arm
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To order a replacement parking barrier arm, identify your barrier model and the arm's length, then send us clear photos and measurements. We confirm the fit with a written specification, you approve it, and we manufacture the arm to match your existing barrier.
Identify Your Barrier and Arm
Before you contact us, take a close look at the barrier that is in use. The most important detail is the arm itself, because a replacement has to match the mounting, the balance and the length of the original. Note the brand and model plate if one is visible on the housing, and check whether the arm is a single piece or a telescopic or segmented design.
If you cannot read a label, a clear photo of the whole barrier and the arm connection is usually enough for us to start.
Gather the Measurements We Need
Measure the arm from the pivot point to its tip, and note the cross-section size and shape of the profile. Record the arm's height and width, the mounting hole layout and any counterweight or spring details you can see.
- Overall arm length in millimeters
- Profile size and shape (round, square or rectangular)
- Mounting hole spacing and diameter
- Photos from two or three angles
Send Your Inquiry with Photos
Send us your photos and measurements through our contact channels, along with a short description of the problem, such as a cracked arm, a bent section or a worn mounting. Mention the address where the barrier is installed so we know the site conditions.
Our team reviews the inquiry and tells you whether we can match the existing arm or whether a site visit is needed first.
On-Site Check and Written Specification
When the details are unclear or the barrier has unusual features, we arrange an on-site measurement. We then prepare a drawing and a written specification covering the arm dimensions, material, finish and fixing method.
Read the specification carefully. It is your reference for what will be produced, and any question about fit should be settled before production begins.
Approval and Production
Once you approve the specification in writing, we manufacture the arm at our factory. Production is made to measure, so the arm is built to your barrier rather than picked from a generic stock part. Materials are chosen for outdoor use, and the finish is applied according to the environment, such as galvanizing or powder coating for corrosion protection.
Delivery, Fitting and Checks
After production, the arm is delivered and fitted to the barrier. Check that it is balanced, that it moves freely through its full travel and that the mounting is secure. Any adjustment for balance or spring tension should be made by a qualified technician.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need the brand name of my barrier?
It helps, but it is not essential. Clear photos and accurate measurements of the arm are usually enough for us to produce a matching replacement.
Can you make a new arm if I only have a broken piece?
Yes, in many cases. Send photos of the broken piece and the mounting end so we can see the profile and fixing points.
Will the replacement arm match the old one exactly?
We aim to match length, profile, mounting and weight as closely as possible. We confirm all key dimensions in the written specification before production.
Do you install the arm yourselves?
Our process includes fitting the arm to the barrier. We confirm the details with you beforehand so the installation goes smoothly.
Common mistakes to avoid
Ordering by guessing the length or sending only one blurry photo often leads to a arm that does not fit. Always measure from the pivot point and approve the written specification before production starts.
Our recommendation
Measure twice from the pivot point, photograph the mounting end up close, and keep the old arm until the new one is fitted and balanced. Ask us to check the balance and spring tension on site, since an unbalanced arm strains the motor.
Summary
Gather the barrier model, arm length, profile and mounting photos, then send them to us for a written specification. Approve it, and we produce a made-to-measure replacement arm.
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