The Sliding Gate Wheel is designed to provide smooth and reliable operation for your sliding gate. With its U-groove design and 70mm external diameter, this wheel offers excellent stability and support. The double-bearing system ensures smooth and effortless movement, reducing friction and wear. Upgrade your sliding gate with the WH369 Sliding Gate Wheel for enhanced performance and convenience.

Hold weight up to 100kg

Installing a sliding gate wheel involves a few key steps to ensure the gate operates smoothly. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you install it:

Materials Needed:

• Sliding gate wheel 
• Measuring tape
• Drill and drill bits
• Screws and bolts 
• Wrench or screwdriver

Steps for Installation:

1. Prepare the Gate and Track:
   • Before installing the wheels, ensure that your sliding gate is already installed and that the sliding track is properly laid out.
   • The track should be level and secure to ensure smooth operation.
2. Determine the Wheel Placement:
   • Decide where the wheel brackets will go on the gate. Typically, the wheels should be placed at the bottom of the gate. Depending on the gate size.
   • The wheel’s placement is important for proper weight distribution and gate stability.
3. Mark the Drill Holes:
   • Hold the wheel brackets against the gate at the desired position.
   • Use a measuring tape to ensure the placement is even and at the correct height.
   • Mark the holes where the screws or bolts will go to secure the wheels.
4. Drill the Holes:
   • Drill holes at the marked points on the gate, making sure the holes are large enough for the screws or bolts provided in your wheel kit.
   • If you’re installing a single wheel, the hole placement should be centered along the gate's width.
5. Attach the Wheel Bracket:
   • Secure the wheel bracket to the gate using the screws or bolts.
   • Tighten them properly to ensure the bracket is secure. Be sure the wheel can rotate freely once attached.
6. Install the Wheel:
   • If the wheel is separate from the bracket, slide the wheel into its bracket or mounting system.
   • Tighten any screws or bolts holding the wheel in place, ensuring it rotates easily and is properly aligned.
7. Test the Gate:
   • Test the sliding gate by moving it along the track.
   • Check that the wheels glide smoothly without any obstruction or resistance. The gate should be stable and move freely.
8. Adjust if Necessary:
   • If the gate isn’t sliding smoothly, check the alignment of the wheels and track. You might need to adjust the wheel height or ensure that the track is level.
   • Make sure the wheels are aligned with the gate and track to avoid any friction.

Try not to weld them onto the sliding gate frame it will be a nightmare to replace them later

The Sliding Gate Wheel is designed to provide smooth and reliable operation for your sliding gate. With its U-groove design and 50mm external diameter, this wheel offers excellent stability and support. The double-bearing system ensures smooth and effortless movement, reducing friction and wear. Upgrade your sliding gate with the WH369 Sliding Gate Wheel for enhanced performance and convenience.

Hold weight up to 80kg

Installing a sliding gate wheel involves a few key steps to ensure the gate operates smoothly. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you install it:

Materials Needed:

• Sliding gate wheel 
• Measuring tape
• Drill and drill bits
• Screws and bolts 
• Wrench or screwdriver

Steps for Installation:

1. Prepare the Gate and Track:
   • Before installing the wheels, ensure that your sliding gate is already installed and that the sliding track is properly laid out.
   • The track should be level and secure to ensure smooth operation.
2. Determine the Wheel Placement:
   • Decide where the wheel brackets will go on the gate. Typically, the wheels should be placed at the bottom of the gate. Depending on the gate size.
   • The wheel’s placement is important for proper weight distribution and gate stability.
3. Mark the Drill Holes:
   • Hold the wheel brackets against the gate at the desired position.
   • Use a measuring tape to ensure the placement is even and at the correct height.
   • Mark the holes where the screws or bolts will go to secure the wheels.
4. Drill the Holes:
   • Drill holes at the marked points on the gate, making sure the holes are large enough for the screws or bolts provided in your wheel kit.
   • If you’re installing a single wheel, the hole placement should be centered along the gate's width.
5. Attach the Wheel Bracket:
   • Secure the wheel bracket to the gate using the screws or bolts.
   • Tighten them properly to ensure the bracket is secure. Be sure the wheel can rotate freely once attached.
6. Install the Wheel:
   • If the wheel is separate from the bracket, slide the wheel into its bracket or mounting system.
   • Tighten any screws or bolts holding the wheel in place, ensuring it rotates easily and is properly aligned.
7. Test the Gate:
   • Test the sliding gate by moving it along the track.
   • Check that the wheels glide smoothly without any obstruction or resistance. The gate should be stable and move freely.
8. Adjust if Necessary:
   • If the gate isn’t sliding smoothly, check the alignment of the wheels and track. You might need to adjust the wheel height or ensure that the track is level.
   • Make sure the wheels are aligned with the gate and track to avoid any friction.

Try not to weld them onto the sliding gate frame it will be a nightmare to replace them later

The Sliding Gate Wheel is designed to provide smooth and reliable operation for your sliding gate. With its U-groove design and 40mm external diameter, this wheel offers excellent stability and support. The double-bearing system ensures smooth and effortless movement, reducing friction and wear. Upgrade your sliding gate with the WH369 Sliding Gate Wheel for enhanced performance and convenience.

Hold weight up to 60kg

Installing a sliding gate wheel involves a few key steps to ensure the gate operates smoothly. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you install it:

Materials Needed:

• Sliding gate wheel 
• Measuring tape
• Drill and drill bits
• Screws and bolts 
• Wrench or screwdriver

Steps for Installation:

1. Prepare the Gate and Track:
   • Before installing the wheels, ensure that your sliding gate is already installed and that the sliding track is properly laid out.
   • The track should be level and secure to ensure smooth operation.
2. Determine the Wheel Placement:
   • Decide where the wheel brackets will go on the gate. Typically, the wheels should be placed at the bottom of the gate. Depending on the gate size.
   • The wheel’s placement is important for proper weight distribution and gate stability.
3. Mark the Drill Holes:
   • Hold the wheel brackets against the gate at the desired position.
   • Use a measuring tape to ensure the placement is even and at the correct height.
   • Mark the holes where the screws or bolts will go to secure the wheels.
4. Drill the Holes:
   • Drill holes at the marked points on the gate, making sure the holes are large enough for the screws or bolts provided in your wheel kit.
   • If you’re installing a single wheel, the hole placement should be centered along the gate's width.
5. Attach the Wheel Bracket:
   • Secure the wheel bracket to the gate using the screws or bolts.
   • Tighten them properly to ensure the bracket is secure. Be sure the wheel can rotate freely once attached.
6. Install the Wheel:
   • If the wheel is separate from the bracket, slide the wheel into its bracket or mounting system.
   • Tighten any screws or bolts holding the wheel in place, ensuring it rotates easily and is properly aligned.
7. Test the Gate:
   • Test the sliding gate by moving it along the track.
   • Check that the wheels glide smoothly without any obstruction or resistance. The gate should be stable and move freely.
8. Adjust if Necessary:
   • If the gate isn’t sliding smoothly, check the alignment of the wheels and track. You might need to adjust the wheel height or ensure that the track is level.
   • Make sure the wheels are aligned with the gate and track to avoid any friction.

Try not to weld them onto the sliding gate frame it will be a nightmare to replace them later

The Aluminium Fencing Spear Top Spear Bishop Female is a stylish and functional accessory designed for 16mm round tubes. Its unique spear top design adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to your fencing system. Made from high-quality aluminium, this female spear top is durable, lightweight, and resistant to rust and corrosion. It is easy to install and fits seamlessly with various fencing applications, making it suitable for both residential and commercial projects. Upgrade your fence with the Aluminium Fencing Spear Top Spear Bishop Female and enjoy a combination of beauty and functionality.

The TigerClamp 176 Series Side Outlet Tee is a versatile fitting designed to connect 32NB pipes in railing systems. This tee fitting features side outlets, allowing for the creation of various angles and configurations in your railing design. The high-quality construction ensures durability and strength, providing a reliable solution for your railing needs. With its easy installation and compatibility with 32NB pipes, this side outlet tee offers flexibility and convenience. Whether for residential or commercial applications, the TigerClamp Side Outlet Tee is a trusted choice for creating functional and stylish railing systems.

The Beninca battery back up 1.3Ah 12VDC battery backup KIT suitable for BULL424 SW, BULL 624 SW, Brainy 24+ 

& Hybra 24. Brackets only for Brainy24+ and Hybra 24.

Genuine NICE ERA INTI 2 Button Remote (Black Color) Garage Door / Gate Remote

Genuine Era Inti transmitter 2 channels  433.92 MHz ( Roll code transmit )

The GM852 Genuine Nice Era INTI 2-Button Remote in black color is a premium remote control designed for garage doors and gates. With its sleek and stylish design, this remote offers both functionality and aesthetics. The GM852 features two buttons for easy and convenient control of your garage door or gate. Its compact size allows for easy storage and portability. Equipped with reliable signal transmission technology, this remote ensures accurate and responsive commands, providing seamless operation of your garage door or gate. Upgrade your access control system with the GM852 Genuine Nice Era INTI Remote and enjoy secure and convenient wireless control.

Genuine NICE ERA INTI 2 Button Remote (Black Color) Garage Door / Gate Remote

Genuine Era Inti transmitter 2 channels  433.92 MHz ( Roll code transmit )

The GM852 Genuine Nice Era INTI 2-Button Remote in black color is a premium remote control designed for garage doors and gates. With its sleek and stylish design, this remote offers both functionality and aesthetics. The GM852 features two buttons for easy and convenient control of your garage door or gate. Its compact size allows for easy storage and portability. Equipped with reliable signal transmission technology, this remote ensures accurate and responsive commands, providing seamless operation of your garage door or gate. Upgrade your access control system with the GM852 Genuine Nice Era INTI Remote and enjoy secure and convenient wireless control.

The  Steel Sliding Gate 360° Turn Wheel is a durable and versatile solution for your sliding gate system. With its U-groove design and 60mm external diameter, this wheel allows for smooth and effortless 360° turning motion. The double-bearing system ensures reliable performance and minimizes friction. Crafted from high-quality steel, this wheel is built to withstand heavy loads and provide long-lasting durability. Upgrade your sliding gate with the  Steel Sliding Gate 360° Turn Wheel for enhanced functionality and convenience.

Hold weight up to 180kg

Installing a sliding gate wheel involves a few key steps to ensure the gate operates smoothly. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you install it:

Materials Needed:

• Sliding gate wheel 
• Measuring tape
• Drill and drill bits
• Screws and bolts 
• Wrench or screwdriver

Steps for Installation:

1. Prepare the Gate and Track:
   • Before installing the wheels, ensure that your sliding gate is already installed and that the sliding track is properly laid out.
   • The track should be level and secure to ensure smooth operation.
2. Determine the Wheel Placement:
   • Decide where the wheel brackets will go on the gate. Typically, the wheels should be placed at the bottom of the gate. Depending on the gate size.
   • The wheel’s placement is important for proper weight distribution and gate stability.
3. Mark the Drill Holes:
   • Hold the wheel brackets against the gate at the desired position.
   • Use a measuring tape to ensure the placement is even and at the correct height.
   • Mark the holes where the screws or bolts will go to secure the wheels.
4. Drill the Holes:
   • Drill holes at the marked points on the gate, making sure the holes are large enough for the screws or bolts provided in your wheel kit.
   • If you’re installing a single wheel, the hole placement should be centered along the gate's width.
5. Attach the Wheel Bracket:
   • Secure the wheel bracket to the gate using the screws or bolts.
   • Tighten them properly to ensure the bracket is secure. Be sure the wheel can rotate freely once attached.
6. Install the Wheel:
   • If the wheel is separate from the bracket, slide the wheel into its bracket or mounting system.
   • Tighten any screws or bolts holding the wheel in place, ensuring it rotates easily and is properly aligned.
7. Test the Gate:
   • Test the sliding gate by moving it along the track.
   • Check that the wheels glide smoothly without any obstruction or resistance. The gate should be stable and move freely.
8. Adjust if Necessary:
   • If the gate isn’t sliding smoothly, check the alignment of the wheels and track. You might need to adjust the wheel height or ensure that the track is level.
   • Make sure the wheels are aligned with the gate and track to avoid any friction.

Try not to weld them onto the sliding gate frame it will be a nightmare to replace them later

BRAINY24 PLUS

APPLICATION

1 or 2 actuators for swing gates, opposed sliding gates, and industrial folding doors with a maximum of 2 sections

CONTROL UNIT POWER SUPPLY

115 or 230 Vac (selectable) 50/60Hz

MOTORS POWER SUPPLY

24 Vdc / 240 W + 240 W

MAIN FUNCTIONS

Integrated LCD display | Integrated radio receiver 433.92 MHz 64 codes and 3 encoding systems (Advanced Rolling Code, Rolling Code, Fixed Code | Removable terminal boards | Separate limit switch inputs for each motor | Open, close, step-by-step and pedestrian inputs | Separate opening-closing and closing photocell inputs | Stop input | Input for N.C. or 8K2 sensitive edge | Encoder Input for 24 Vdc hydraulic motors | Output for 12 Vdc electric lock | 2 outputs configurable as open gate indicator, second radio channel, courtesy light, zone light or photocell testing, flashing light, open gate alarm, NC input alarm | Output for connecting flashing light | Autoset of operating parameters | Separate electronic torque adjustment for each motor | Separate electronic speed adjustment for each motor | Anti-crushing safety through amperometric detection and encoder management | Separate slowdowns for each motor in opening and closing phases | Set up for connection to KNX systems via X.BE card (optional) | Designed for managing, configuring, diagnosing and updating firmware through the BeUP app, using the PRO.UP accessory | Advantouch system to configure parameters and manage radio transmitters | Number of manoeuvres | Programming access password | Maintenance warning | Built-in battery charger

APPLICATION

1 or 2 actuators for swing gates, opposed sliding gates, hydraulic operators, and industrial folding doors

CONTROL UNIT POWER SUPPLY

230 Vac - 50/60 Hz

MOTORS POWER SUPPLY

230 Vac / 600 W + 600 W

MAIN FUNCTIONS

Integrated LCD display | Integrated 433.92 MHz 64-code radio receiver with 3 encoding systems (Advanced Rolling Code, Rolling Code, Fixed Code) | Removable terminal boards | Automatic, semi-automatic and deadman’s logic | Encoder input to detect obstacles | Separate limit switch inputs for each motor | Open, close, pedestrian, step by step and stop inputs | Separate photocell inputs in opening-closing and in closing phases | Input for N.C or 8K2 sensitive edge | Output for electric lock 230 Vac and 12 Vac/dc | Outputs for configuration as gate open indicator, service light, second radio channel and photocell testing | Output for connecting flashing light | Autosetting of operating parameters (with motors equipped with encoder) | Separate electronic torque adjustment for each motor and operating times | Adjustable slow-downs | Advantouch system to configure parameters and manage radio transmitters| Number of maneuvers | Programming access password | Maintenance warning