Mount gates on one side and lock them on the other to secure doorways and other large openings without sacrificing visibility and air circulation. Secure them on the inside or outside of door frames, or between posts, bollards, pallet racks, and walls. They’re made of galvanized steel so they’re strong and can stand up to rain when installed outdoors. When not in use, these gates collapse and swing out 180° to keep doorways unobstructed. They roll on a caster for smooth opening and closing. Gates mount on the left side and lock on the right side. The right side is determined by facing the gate from the outside.

Add a padlock (not included) to lock the gate. Gates 7 ft. and wider include a locking bolt in the center of the gate for added support and security.

16 gauge gates are lighter in weight than 14 gauge gates. Install them as a security barrier in receiving doors, retail aisles, or school hallways.

14 gauge gates are stronger than 16 gauge gates for a more secure barrier. They’re often installed in commercial buildings or entryways with high foot traffic.

Roll these portable gates wherever you need temporary access control. Use them to block off machinery and hazardous areas of your facility or hook multiple gates together to create a secure enclosure. When you're finished, fold them up and roll them into storage. They’re made of galvanized steel, so they’re strong and can stand up to rain when used outdoors.

Each gate includes a bar for mounting these gates to a wall. Lock them in place with a padlock (not included).

16 gauge gates are lighter in weight than 14 gauge gates. Install them as a security barrier in receiving doors, retail aisles, or school hallways.

14 gauge gates are stronger than 16 gauge gates for a more secure barrier. They’re often installed in commercial buildings or entryways with high foot traffic.

Add-on gates (sold separately) bolt to the end of a gate to add 6 feet of width. Multiple add-on gates can be combined.

Maximize safety and minimize machine downtime between processes—these doors stop dangerous machinery from running when they’re open, and close in just seconds with the press of a button. Compared to other machine guard doors, they’re faster, taking only two seconds to raise and lower. They also require less floor space than light curtains because they don’t require safety zones. A safety interlock switch signals your programmable logic controller (PLC) to shut off equipment as soon as the door starts to open. Once the door is fully closed, it sends a signal to restart your machine. They have two photocell sensors for full safety coverage. If interrupted, the door will stop and reverse to the fully open position. Unlike light curtains, these doors function as a physical barrier between hazardous equipment and personnel. They’re made of vinyl fabric to keep projectiles, fluid splatter, sparks, and other machine hazards contained.

Combine these doors with machine guard panels (not included) or install them into an existing system to create a complete barrier around machinery. They have aluminum side frames that mount directly to the floor to keep them anchored in place. You can easily access parts for maintenance by removing the cover on the side panels.

In the event of a power outage, open them manually using a hand crank. These doors are only for use indoors.

Both doors have an 8’ tall opening height to accommodate personnel. Doors with an 8’ opening width can accommodate forklifts.

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Gates collapse for easy transport and storage. To join multiple gates, slip the handle of one gate into the end post of another.

Use a locking bar to lock the gate in the extended position.

Use wall-mount brackets to permanently attach gates to a wall.

For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number.