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A straight piston-style arm that pushes and pulls the gate directly at the hinge point.
Power: Can be electromechanical or hydraulic.
Mounting: Typically mounted on the gate post or column.
Best For:
Pros: Compact, affordable, simple install
Cons: Limited leverage on very heavy or wide gates
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A hinged arm system that accommodates gates with pillars or obstacles near the hinge point.
Power: Typically electromechanical with 24V DC motors.
Mounting: Mounted on the gate post with articulating joints to work around obstacles.
Best For:
Pros: Works around obstacles, reliable for medium-duty applications, smoother operation
Cons: More complex installation, higher cost than linear actuators
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A robust operator mounted within or directly on a pillar or column structure.
Power: Electromechanical or hydraulic systems for heavy-duty applications.
Mounting: Installed inside hollow columns or surface-mounted on solid pillars.
Best For:
Pros: Clean aesthetics (hidden installation), extremely durable, handles heavy gates
Cons: Requires column/pillar structure, professional installation recommended
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Concealed operators installed beneath the gate hinge point for invisible automation.
Power: Hydraulic systems for maximum power and reliability.
Mounting: Buried in foundation box at the gate hinge, completely hidden from view.
Best For:
Pros: Completely invisible, unaffected by weather, maximum security, handles very heavy gates
Cons: Highest installation cost, requires excavation and foundation work, difficult to service
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Versatile operators mounted on the gate post parallel to the gate swing.
Power: Electromechanical with various voltage options (12V-24V DC).
Mounting: Bolted to the gate post or wall adjacent to the gate hinge.
Best For:
Pros: Cost-effective, easy DIY installation, suitable for most residential gates
Cons: Visible on post, limited to lighter-duty applications
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Industrial-grade operators using hydraulic rams for maximum power and duty cycle.
Power: Hydraulic pump system with electric motor (typically 230V or 115V).
Mounting: Can be configured as underground, surface, or ram-style mounting.
Best For:
Pros: Superior power and durability, handles extreme loads, reliable in harsh conditions, long lifespan
Cons: Higher upfront cost, requires hydraulic fluid maintenance, professional installation essential
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