.jpg)
Reliable vehicle access for high-use sites
Cantilever vehicle gates are designed for high-use applications where reliable and efficient operation is essential. Unlike traditional sliding gates, the operating forces are contained within the supporting frame, removing the need for an in-ground track across the vehicle entrance.
This makes them a practical option for sites requiring frequent vehicle movement and controlled access.
Controlled, efficient operation
Depending on the requirements of the site, DataTalk cantilever gates can operate at a constant speed using a fixed-speed drive or with variable-speed control.
Variable-speed operation uses PLC and inverter frequency control to provide soft starting and stopping, while allowing more rapid movement between these points.
Safety devices can also be incorporated to prevent gate movement when an obstacle is detected. These can include point-to-point light beams and inductive ground loops.
Complete gate solutions
DataTalk specialises in commercial and industrial automatic gate solutions, providing a complete design, manufacture and installation service backed by guarantees and professional after-sales support.
key features
High-use applications
No in-ground track
Fixed or variable speed
Soft start & stop
Obstacle detection options
PLC controlled operation
What safety systems can be used with a cantilever gate?
Safety devices can include point-to-point light beams and inductive ground loops designed to inhibit gate movement when an obstacle is present.
Can the opening and closing speed be controlled?
Yes. Gates can use either fixed-speed or variable-speed operation. Variable-speed systems can provide soft starting and stopping while allowing faster travel between these points.
Do cantilever gates require a track across the driveway?
No. DataTalk's cantilever gate design contains the operating forces within the supporting frame, so an in-ground track across the gateway is not required.
What is a cantilever vehicle gate?
A cantilever gate is a sliding vehicle gate supported by its own frame rather than running along an in-ground track across the entrance.