Gate Closing Strut
Gate Closing Struts are designed to provide smooth and reliable self-closing operation for metal gates. Ideal for commercial premises, schools, residential developments, industrial sites, and security fencing systems, these heavy-duty gate closers help prevent gates from being left open while improving safety and access control. At CLA Security Fencing Systems, our Gate Closing Struts are available in weld-on and screw-fixed options to suit a wide range of gate installations.
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Gate Closing Strut
The Gate Closing Strut is a reliable gas strut gate closer designed to provide controlled self-closing action for gates up to 80kg. Using an oil-dampened mechanism, it helps prevent gates from slamming while delivering smooth and consistent closing performance.
Available with weld-on or screw-fixed brackets, the Gate Closing Strut is suitable for a wide range of gate types, including metal gates, wrought iron gates, and commercial access gates. Its adjustable bracket design allows the closing force to be increased or decreased without releasing gas pressure, making installation and adjustment simple.
Why Choose Gate Closing Strut?
Gate Closing Struts provide a practical and low-maintenance solution for automatic gate closing in commercial and industrial environments. The oil-dampened design helps create smooth and controlled gate movement while reducing slamming and wear on hinges and gate hardware.
Choose from weld-on or screw-fixed versions depending on your gate installation requirements. Adjustable mounting brackets make fitting easier and allow the closing force to be tailored to the gate weight and hinge setup.
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Gate Closing Strut Data Sheet
Download the Gate Closing Strut data sheet for more detailed technical information, including fitting options, gate weight suitability, adjustment guidance, dimensions, and installation details. It is a useful reference when selecting the right self-closing solution for gates and access control systems.
