Lift-Out Gate

A self-closing pallet gate built from six independent spring-loaded arms on integrated casters, so a strike damages one arm rather than the whole gate — and that arm is replaced individually. The arms close behind the load automatically, keeping a barrier at the edge whether the pallet is in place or not. Widths of 4, 6 and 8 ft at 42″ high, with clearances of 48″, 72″ and 96″ for roll-formed and structural rack.

• Height: 42″
• Widths: 4 ft · 6 ft · 8 ft
• Clearances: 48″ · 72″ · 96″
• Arms: 6 independent spring-loaded arms, individually replaceable

An all-welded tubular steel gate that pivots so one side is always closed: as the loading side opens, the edge side closes, and the worker is never exposed to the drop. The manufacturer cites OSHA fall-protection requirements for elevated work surfaces (29 CFR 1910.28 / 1910.29). Standing 79.5″ high and 66″ deep, in single-pallet (63″ W) and double-pallet (120″ W) versions with clear openings from 55″ to 120″.

• Height: 79.5″ · Depth 66″
• Single pallet: 63″ wide
• Double pallet: 120″ wide
• Clear openings: 55″ · 60″ · 72″ · 96″ · 108″ · 120″

A pallet-drop gate that keeps the edge guarded while it is loaded: raise one side and the other comes down, so there is always a rail between the platform and the drop. The frame is cut to width on site, from 10 ft down to 3 ft, which suits openings that aren’t a standard size. It takes pallets up to 6′-1″ high and 7′-1″ deep.

• Action: One side closes as the other opens
• Interior width: Cut to fit on site, 109-1/8″ down to 25-1/8″ (outside 120″ to 36″)
• Pallet clearance: 7′-1″ deep × 6′-1″ max pallet height
• Footprint: Outside width 120″ to 36″ × 84-1/2″ D × 85-7/16″ H