Automated Gate Information
The following information has been compiled to help our customers understand the complexities of automated gate systems and the components required for safe and dependable automation. It is only a reference for general information. Each gate system requires individual design and compliance for the application and the clientele that will use the system.

Installation Methods
Experience installers that care about your property and the equipment installed

• Site Supervision by an on-site foreman

• Care of surrounding area

• Cleanup of excavations

• Proper alignment of installed components

• Communication with electricians and other trades required to             complete the system

Fit & Finish
These are the items that compliment a proper installation

• Mounting pads and bases of gates and operators

• Type and geometry of hinge and operator pivot hardware

• Brackets and fittings to protect and hold the wiring in place

• Brackets and mounting posts for safety devices and photo eyes

• Remote mounting panels for electrical equipment

• Proper Lubrication for our climate

• Type of materials and corrosion resistant finishes applied to the gate and hardware

Through our experience we have developed and sourced practical components that will allow your system to perform and look its best while keeping control of cost.

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