Adjustable Roller Gate Stop for 80 to 150mm Box Section, Zinc Plated, Bolt-On

A larger bolt-on roller stop for gates framed in 80 to 150mm box section. Where a wider gate section needs catching at the end of its travel, this stop gives you a deeper bracket and bigger rollers than its 40 to 80mm sibling. The zinc plated bracket has two flared arms with black rollers that guide the frame in, and a central buffer that takes the impact. A serrated, slotted base lets you set the width on site, and it fixes down through four 5mm holes. The price shown is for one stop, with a minimum order of 7.

Why this stop works

Sized for bigger sections. The 90 x 125mm arms and 40mm rollers suit the deeper frames found on wider gates, so the rollers bear on the frame properly rather than being stretched to the end of their adjustment.

It finds the gate for you. The flared arms give a wide mouth, so a gate that has moved slightly out of line is still picked up and steered between the rollers as it closes.

Rollers and a buffer instead of a steel knock. The rollers let the frame run in without scraping the finish, and the buffer takes the end of the travel.

Adjust it on the post. The toothed slotted plate gives you a firm set position at any width from 80mm to 150mm.

Where it is used

Sliding and cantilever gates with wider box section frames at commercial yards, industrial estates and vehicle compounds. It will also work on any similar gate where the frame section sits in the 80 to 150mm range. Gate weight limits are not published for this stop, so treat it as a guide and buffer rather than the only thing stopping a heavy leaf.

Specifications

Choosing the right size

Measure the frame section the stop will run on. This stop covers 80mm to 150mm. A section of 40mm up to 80mm should use the smaller stop, and it costs less. The two ranges meet at 80mm, so use whichever leaves the rollers well within their adjustment. If you are fixing to the side of a post rather than the end, the side-fix stop is laid out for that job.

Fitting and care

Bolt the base to the post or foundation with four fixings through the 5mm holes, with the mouth of the bracket facing the gate. Slacken the toothed plate, set the arms for a small clearance on the frame and tighten. Run the gate into the stop and check that the frame enters the rollers cleanly and meets the buffer squarely. If the rollers are forced apart when the gate arrives, the gate is out of line, so correct that before the stop is expected to do the work.

Check the fixings and the roller spindles at routine inspections, and replace the stop if a roller seizes or the buffer has worn away. Plain oil on the spindles keeps them quiet.

Frequently asked questions

Ordering and delivery

Order 7 or more online, with Express UK Delivery to your site and same-day dispatch on orders before 2pm, Monday to Friday. For a larger job, call 01744 520 110 or email sales@industrialsuppliesco.co.uk and we will confirm availability and delivery before you order.