Visiontron / Wall Mount RETRACTA-BELT Barriers
Visiontron Wall Mount RETRACTA-BELT® Barriers
Wall-, column- and rack-mounted retractable belt barriers in 10′ to 65′ spans — WM700, WM412, WM100 PRIME, WM5000, WM6500 and BCB412 — with fixed, removable, magnetic, hose clamp and recessed mounting. Zero floor space, nothing to store, stocked and shipped nationwide from Salt Lake City.

6
Wall mount series
10′–65′
Belt spans
25
Stock belt colors
0
Square feet of floor space
Barriers That Take Up No Floor Space

A wall mount RETRACTA-BELT is a belt cassette that fixes to a wall, a column, a rack upright or any other surface and pulls a retractable belt across an opening. When the belt retracts, the barrier disappears — there is no post standing in the aisle, nothing to store in a back room between uses, and nothing for a forklift to knock over or for a visitor to walk off with.
That is why wall mounts are the right answer for closures that happen in the same place over and over: a checkout lane, a stairwell, a doorway, a rack aisle during replenishment, a charging bay, a parking ramp, a dock door. Visiontron builds the units in Holtsville, New York, and Material Handling USA stocks and ships the range nationwide.
There are six series to choose from and the choice is driven by three things: how far the belt has to reach, what the mounting surface is, and how the belt is going to terminate on the other side. This page walks through all three, with the published specifications for every model, so you can specify a complete barrier rather than just order a head and discover you are missing a plate and a receiving end.
Not sure which series fits your openings?
Send us the span, the mounting surface and a photo of the opening. We will come back with the series, belt length, mounting plate and receiving end — and the delivered price.
The Six Wall Mount Series
Every model below is a current Visiontron product with published specifications. Case sizes, weights and finishes come straight from the manufacturer’s specification sheets.
WM700 Series — 10′ Premium Wall MountThe discreet premium unit for counters, doorways and short-span closures. Steel or stainless steel case measuring 2.5″ diameter by 4.75″ high, 2 lbs, with a 10′ belt. Three stock finishes (smooth black, satin stainless steel, polished chrome), 19 specialty finishes and 200+ RAL powder-coat colors.
WM412 Series — 15′, 20′, 25′ & 30′The long-span workhorse. High-impact polycarbonate case, 4.5″ square wide by 4″ square high, 5 lbs, in black, red or safety yellow. Belt lengths of 15′, 20′, 25′ and 30′ with the widest mounting choice of any wall mount in the line.
WM100 PRIME Series — 10′ Value Wall MountThe cost-conscious option with the core RETRACTA-BELT mechanism. Steel or stainless steel case, 2.5″ wide by 5.75″ high, 2 lbs, 10′ belt, smooth black or polished stainless steel stock finishes plus 15 specialty finishes. Backed by a three-year warranty.
WM5000 Series — 50′ Hand-Crank Wall MountA rugged manual barrier for wide openings. All-aluminum construction including the spool mechanism and belt end, 7.5625″ wide by 3.5625″ high (excluding the crank), 10 lbs, outdoor-ready smooth black. Requires the heavy-duty HDRE receiving end.
WM6500 Series — 65′ Utility Wall MountThe longest span in the line. Aluminum head 8″ wide by 5.5″ high, 15 lbs (17 lbs with the plate), outdoor-ready smooth black. Ships with a loop belt end as standard and requires the WP6500 swivel bracket so the belt can pull out at any angle.
BCB412 — Between-Car BarriersA specialized wall mount for rail platforms. Impact-resistant polycarbonate box with a stronger internal spring and aluminum/stainless components at wear points, 4.5″ square by 4″ square, 5 lbs, 2″ × 15′ black/yellow diagonal Scotch Guard double-stitch belt (20′, 25′ and 30′ upgrades available).Wall Mount Barrier Specifications
Scroll the table sideways on a phone. Every unit accepts the 25-color stock belt range plus one-color silk screen or full-color dye-sublimation printing.
| Series | Belt length | Case material | Unit size | Weight | Mounting styles | Finishes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WM700 | 10′ | Steel or stainless steel | 2.5″ dia. × 4.75″ H | 2 lbs | Fixed plate (std); removable, magnet, hose clamp, recessed with door | 3 stock finishes, 19 specialty, 200+ RAL |
| WM412 | 15′, 20′, 25′, 30′ | Polycarbonate | 4.5″ sq. W × 4″ sq. H | 5 lbs | Removable plate (std); magnet/clip, hose clamp, recessed with door | Black, red or safety yellow |
| WM100 PRIME | 10′ | Steel or stainless steel | 2.5″ W × 5.75″ H | 2 lbs | Fixed plate (std); removable or magnetic plate | 2 stock finishes, 15 specialty, 200+ RAL |
| WM5000 | 50′ (hand crank) | Aluminum, including spool and belt end | 7.5625″ W × 3.5625″ H | 10 lbs | Wall mount; requires HDRE receiving end | Outdoor-ready smooth black |
| WM6500 | 65′ | Aluminum | 8″ W × 5.5″ H | 15 lbs (17 lbs with plate) | Requires WP6500 swivel wall plate | Outdoor-ready smooth black |
| BCB412 | 15′ (20′/25′/30′ upgrades) | Polycarbonate with aluminum wear parts | 4.5″ sq. W × 4″ sq. H | 5 lbs | Front belt exit with plastic plate (std); aluminum plate or side exit | Black; red or yellow upgrade |
WM412 Dimensions
The WM412 is the most commonly specified head, so it is worth knowing the footprint before you commit to a location: a 4.5″ square case, 4″ deep off the wall, on a mounting plate with four fastener holes. The drawing below is the manufacturer’s dimensional sheet.

One head, several locations
The removable and magnetic plates are the most underused part of the system. Because the head lifts off its plate, you can buy one WM412 and four plates and cover four openings for a fraction of the cost of four barriers. Order the plates with the units so the finishes match.
Mounting Options
The mounting surface usually decides the specification, not the belt. Visiontron publishes eight mounting options across the wall mount range; these are the ones we specify most often.
Fixed / Removable Wall PlateThe standard mount. The plate screws to the wall and the head lifts off it, so one unit can be moved between plates around the building. Buy extra plates for every location you want to cover — they are far cheaper than extra heads.
Magnet / Clip Plate (WP412M)A 1 lb plate in smooth black, safety yellow or red for WM412 units. The magnet grabs steel racking, columns and elevator jambs with no drilling, and the integral clip hooks into the holes or slots found on most shelving uprights.
Hose Clamp MountFor round columns, posts and pipe where a flat plate will not sit. The clamp wraps the column and holds the head square to it, which is how most parking-structure and stadium columns get a barrier without touching the concrete.
Recessed Wall Mount with DoorThe head sits inside the wall cavity behind a flush door so nothing protrudes into the walkway. Specified in retail, hospitality and healthcare interiors where a surface-mounted case would read as clutter. Plan this one before the drywall goes up.
Magnetic Mount in ServiceA WM412 on a magnet plate with a black/yellow diagonal belt is the fastest way to close a warehouse aisle, a machine cell or a dock door. No anchors, no patching, and the unit relocates in seconds when the layout changes.
WM700 on a Magnetic PlateThe smaller 10′ premium head is also available on a magnetic plate, plus removable plate, hose clamp and recessed door options — useful when a polished finish is required but the mounting surface cannot be drilled.
Reading the WM412 Feature Callouts
The diagram beside this text is the manufacturer’s own callout sheet for the WM412. It shows the three belt-end styles the head can be ordered with, the mounting plate options on the back of the case, and the belt choices — the three variables that turn one model number into the exact barrier your opening needs.
When you specify a wall mount, write those three down alongside the model: series and belt length, mounting style, belt end and receiving end. Every incomplete order we see is missing one of them — usually the receiving end, which arrives as a separate line item.
Belt Ends, Receiving Ends & Replacement Parts
The belt has to land on something. Match the belt end to the receiver — or choose a belt end that needs no receiver at all.
| Belt end style | Available on | Receiver required | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard universal belt end | All wall mount series | Standard plastic Receiving End (RE) | Everyday queue lines and lane closures |
| Magnetic belt end | WM700, WM412 and post models | Magnetic Receiving End (RE-MBE), or any magnetic surface with no receiver at all | Closures that move constantly, steel jambs and racking |
| S-hook belt end | WM700, WM412, WM6500 | No receiver required — hooks an eyelet, rail or ring | Outdoor and industrial fixings, temporary tie-off points |
| Loop belt end | WM6500 (standard) | Loop Receiving End (RE6500) | Long-span caution-tape closures over drive aisles |
| Heavy-duty belt end | WM5000 | Heavy Duty Receiving End (HDRE) | 50′ hand-crank spans at docks and gates |
Standard Receiving End (RE)A 1 lb smooth-black plastic receiver, the most cost-effective way to terminate a belt line. Works with every RETRACTA-BELT post and wall mount fitted with a standard universal belt end, and with most other manufacturers’ standard belt ends.
Magnetic Belt End Receiver (RE-MBE)A wall-mounted plate that accepts a magnetic belt end. Compatible with all RETRACTA-BELT post and wall-mounted models specified with a magnetic belt end — add receivers wherever you want the same unit to terminate.
Loop Belt End Receiver (RE6500)The purpose-built receiver for the loop belt end that ships as standard on the 65′ WM6500. Two screws into the wall or column and the loop drops over the upright post.
WM6500 Swivel Wall Bracket (WP6500)Required hardware for the 65′ utility head. The 6″ × 8″ plate lets the head swivel so the belt can be pulled out at any angle instead of only straight ahead.
Replacement Heads & PartsIndividual replacement parts are stocked for every RETRACTA-BELT wall mount, and complete replacement heads are available for the WM412 series. A frayed belt or a tired spring does not mean a new plate or a new hole in the wall.
Belt Ends & Belt ChoicesThree belt-end styles — standard universal, magnetic and S-hook — and 25 stock belt colors, eight preprinted safety belts (CAUTION-DO NOT ENTER, DANGER-KEEP OUT, NO ENTRY, AUTHORIZED ACCESS ONLY, THIS LANE CLOSED and three diagonal patterns), plus one-color silk screen or full-color dye-sublimation printing.
The WM700 in Detail
The 10′ WM700 is the premium short-span head, and the one most often chosen where the barrier is in full view of customers. A 2.5″ diameter steel or stainless case only 4.75″ high disappears against a counter end or a door jamb, and the finish range — three stock finishes, 19 specialty finishes and more than 200 RAL powder-coat colors — means it can be matched to hardware rather than tolerated.
It carries the same mounting and belt-end options as the larger heads, so a WM700 at a reception desk and a WM412 across a service corridor can share one belt color, one belt message and one type of receiving end.
Order the small parts with the barrier
Receiving ends, extra mounting plates and spare belts are inexpensive on the original order and a nuisance to chase later. Tell us how many openings you are covering and we will build the complete parts list.
Where Wall Mount Barriers Earn Their Keep
Visiontron wall mounts are in service in transportation, stadiums, theme parks, entertainment venues, retail, industrial and warehouse facilities, government and education buildings, and casinos and hotels. These are the applications we quote most from Salt Lake City.
Retail Checkout & Service CountersA 10′ WM700 or WM100 beside each register closes a lane the moment the cashier steps away, and a printed “This Lane Closed” belt removes the need for a separate sign. Nothing is stored on the floor between shifts.
Stadiums, Arenas & Entertainment VenuesConcourse columns take hose-clamp mounts so staff can open and close access to sections, VIP levels and stairwells between events without carrying stanchions around the building.
Parking Structures & RampsWM412 units on 25′–30′ belts close a lane; the 65′ WM6500 and 50′ WM5000 span a full ramp or drive aisle. Outdoor-ready smooth black finishes and stainless hardware stand up to salt and weather.
Warehouses, Docks & Machine AreasClose a rack aisle during replenishment, fence off a charging bay or a lockout/tagout zone, or block a dock door with a black/yellow diagonal or DANGER-KEEP OUT belt that reads clearly from the far end of the building.
Lobbies, Offices, Hospitals & HotelsBelt color and case finish are chosen to match the interior rather than fight it. Wall mounts also keep the walkway clear for cleaning and for wheelchair and gurney traffic in corridors where posts would be an obstacle.
Elevators, Escalators & Steel SurfacesA magnet-plate unit holds on any steel jamb, panel or rack frame with no drilling — ideal for temporary closures during maintenance, and for leased space where you cannot alter the walls.How to Choose and Specify a Wall Mount Barrier
1. Measure the span, then add margin
Measure from the mounting surface to the point where the belt will terminate and choose the next belt length up. A retractable belt should never be pulled to its stop to make an opening — that is what wears out springs and frays belt edges. Remember that custom-printed belts finish about a foot shorter than their nominal length, so a printed 15′ belt is not the same as a stock 15′ belt across a 14′ opening.
2. Identify the mounting surface honestly
Drywall, block, steel column, round pipe, rack upright, glass partition and elevator jamb all take different plates, and the difference matters more than the head. Steel means a magnet plate and no fasteners; round columns mean a hose clamp; a finished interior often means a recessed unit with a door, which has to be planned before the wall is closed up. Photograph each location before ordering.
3. Decide how the belt terminates
Standard belt ends need a plastic receiving end; magnetic belt ends can land on a magnetic receiver or straight onto steel; S-hook ends need nothing but something to hook. For long spans the receiver is not optional: the 50′ WM5000 requires the heavy-duty HDRE and the 65′ WM6500’s standard loop end requires the RE6500.
4. Choose the belt for the message, not just the color
A belt is the cheapest signage in the building. Eight preprinted safety belts cover most industrial needs, and custom printing puts a department name, a safety instruction or your branding across the opening. Fluorescent yellow and fluorescent orange cannot be printed double-sided because the ink bleeds through — pick a different stock color if the message has to read from both directions.
5. Standardize across the building
Facilities that pick one belt color per meaning — yellow diagonal for hazards, black for queue management, red for closed — get compliance without training anyone. Standardizing also means one spare belt and one spare head cover every barrier you own.
- Span measured, then rounded up to the next stock belt length
- Mounting surface identified and photographed at every location
- Mounting plate chosen: fixed, removable, magnet/clip, hose clamp or recessed
- Belt end matched to a receiving end — or confirmed as needing none
- Extra plates ordered where one head will serve several openings
- Belt color and printed message standardized across the facility
- Outdoor locations specified in aluminum or stainless with weather-ready finishes
- Spare belts and replacement parts added to the first order
Send Your Openings
Spans, mounting surfaces and photos, or a floor plan with the closures marked.
We Specify
Series, belt length, mounting plate, belt end and receiving end for each location.
Quote & Order
One quote covering heads, plates, belts, receivers and spares, with lead times.
Install & Support
Straightforward two-screw mounting, plus replacement parts and belts on the shelf afterwards.
Wall Mount RETRACTA-BELT FAQs
What belt lengths do Visiontron wall mount barriers come in?
Can a wall mount barrier be installed without drilling into the wall?
What is the difference between a magnetic belt end and a magnetic mounting plate?
Do I need a receiving end for every barrier?
Are these barriers suitable for outdoor use?
Can we print our own message or branding on the belt?
How do wall mounts compare with retractable belt stanchions?
Can Material Handling USA help specify a whole building?
Specify Your Wall Mount Barriers
Send us your openings and we will build the complete list — heads, plates, belts, belt ends and receiving ends — and quote it as one package. Call (800) 326-4403 or request a quote online.




