Help: Gates
About this Section:
Some things to consider with a gate:
  • All gates require some manual assisting to lift or lower the gate. Gates are best suited for moderate to low pass-through traffic.  Alternatives such as a cross-over stairway should be considered if it is a high traffic area.
  • When a gate is open, product flow is hindered.  Consider what effect this has on any upstream processes or if additional electrical controls are needed to control the product flow.
  • Consider what happens if product is resting on the gate when someone wants to open it.  This is a major concern if the gate creates passage to an emergency exit.

Manual Gate
Manual Gates are available for use with a variety of conveyors. Gates provide a passageway for personnel, lift trucks, and other equipment.

Photo shown is Manual Gate for 1-3/8 in. dia. roller conveyor.
Skatewheel & 1-3/8 in. Roller

4 widths (12 in. to 24 in. OAW)*

3 ft., 4 ft., & 5ft. lengths*

Steel or aluminum, skatewheels or rollers

2-1/2 in. x 1 in. channels - 12 ga. galvanized steel or .125 in. aluminum

Safety gate latch
1.9 in. & 2.0 in. Roller

12 widths (13 in. to 39 in. BR)*

3 ft., 4 ft., & 5ft. lengths*


1.9 in. galv., unplated or aluminum, or 2.0 in. unplated rollers

10 ga. powder painted steel channels 3-1/2 in. x 1-1/2 in. (set high) or 4-1/2 in. x 1-1/2 in. (set low)

Safety gate latch
*NOTE: Maximum width and length determined by roller centers and type of roller. Inquire.
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