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1x Steel Rubber Gate Stop
| Dimensions | Main Body 12.3 x 9.5 x 8 (cm) |
| Weight | 776g |
| Manufacturer | Auto Openers |
Gate Stop Features
Upgrade your gate system with this heavy-duty steel and rubber gate stop, designed to provide a reliable and controlled stopping point for both sliding and swinging gates. Manufactured from robust steel and finished with a zinc chromate coating with yellow chromate conversion, this gate stop offers excellent corrosion resistance and durability, making it well suited to harsh Australian conditions.
The steel construction delivers long-term strength and structural integrity, while the integrated rubber stop helps absorb impact during gate closure. This combination reduces stress on gate frames, rollers, and hinges, contributing to smoother operation and extended component life.
Unlike traditional small-profile gate stops, this model features an oversized rubber buffer. The larger rubber surface area provides improved impact absorption, reduces closing noise, and allows for greater tolerance in gate alignment. This makes it ideal for heavier gates or installations where precise stopping control is required.
What Does A Gate Stop Do?
A gate stop is an essential component in a gate system, ensuring controlled, safe, and repeatable gate closure.
Controlled Closure
The primary function of a gate stop is to define a fixed stopping point, ensuring the gate closes in the correct position every time.
Prevents Overtravel
For swinging gates, the gate stop prevents the gate from opening or closing beyond its intended range, protecting hinges and structural components from damage.
Impact and Noise Reduction
The oversized rubber buffer absorbs closing force more effectively than traditional stops, reducing noise, vibration, and mechanical shock when the gate reaches its end position.
Improved Safety
By preventing uncontrolled gate movement or slamming, a gate stop helps reduce safety risks, particularly in residential or high-traffic environments.
Protects Gate and Surroundings
A properly positioned gate stop prevents the gate from contacting nearby structures, fences, or posts, helping to avoid damage to both the gate and surrounding property.
Supports Long-Term Alignment
In sliding gate systems, a gate stop assists in maintaining consistent alignment, reducing strain on rollers and drive components and improving overall system longevity.
In summary, this steel and rubber gate stop is a simple yet critical component that enhances gate control, reduces wear, improves safety, and extends the life of your gate system.












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