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SLIDING GATE
September 1st 2003

Sliding gates are the latest addition to the Angel modular machine guarding system from Procter Brothers. Units are offered in a choice of heights and widths, powered or unpowered, with various mechanical or electrical interlocks pre-installed, and infills of sheet steel, welded wire mesh or clear polycarbonate. Customers may also specify gates with trackless cantilever design or a more conventional overhead tracked arrangement. Sliding gates are said to need far less space than hinged versions, and cantilever option allows full-height access for forklifts.

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