Sliding gate
Sliding gate operator chain
Sliding gate operator gear rack -SLGR2
Sliding gate operator limit sensor – Magnetic mechanism
Sliding gate operator limit sensor – Spring mechanism
Sliding gate operator’s limit sensor – Spring mechanism
Sliding gate operator’s main control board – VDS (Simply SL110)
Sliding gate operator’s main control board – Zero (ZSL600 / ZSL1000)
Sliding gate operators limit sensor – Spring mechanism
Sliding gate supporter roller
Sliding gate V-Groove nylon wheels -SLGWN778MLB
Sliding gate V-Groove nylon wheels -SLGWNS250
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*Double bearing *Max 250 Kg *98 mm Diameter (4") x 44 mm Width (1-3/4") (Heavy-duty bolts, nuts, and washers are included)
Supporter Rollers with the bracket
Guide rollers for sliding gates are essential components that ensure smooth, stable, and reliable gate operation.
They guide the gate along its track, preventing it from tipping or falling off and ensuring it opens and closes with minimal friction and noise.
Function:
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Guidance:Guide rollers are typically mounted on the gate posts and guide the gate along its track as it opens and closes.
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Stability:They keep the gate upright and prevent it from swaying or falling out of alignment, especially in windy conditions or with heavier gates.
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Smooth Operation:By minimizing friction, they allow the gate to slide easily and quietly, enhancing the user experience.
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Durability:They are designed to withstand the wear and tear of regular use and exposure to the elements.
Types:
- Nylon Rollers: Often used due to their durability, smooth operation, and resistance to corrosion.
- Rubber Rollers: While cheaper, they may leave marks on the gate and wear out faster.
- V-Groove Wheels: Suitable for specific track types and known for their longevity.
Installation:
- Positioning: Rollers are typically installed on the gate posts, positioned to guide the gate along its track.
- Spacing: A gap of 5-10mm is usually recommended between rollers to allow for some movement and prevent them from doing all the work, especially if the gate is not perfectly balanced.
- Fixation: They are usually secured with bolts or by welding them to the post.
Maintenance:
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Lubrication:Applying a silicone-based lubricant to the rollers and other moving parts can help maintain smooth operation and reduce noise.
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Regular Inspection:Inspecting rollers for wear and tear or damage is recommended to ensure continued reliable performance.
