ALUMINUM CANTILEVER GATE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - Arma Gate
ALUMINUM CANTILEVER GATE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
ALUMINUM CANTILEVER GATE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Content: Step 1: Introduction and Tools . Step 2: Post Placement Step 3: Bearing Truck and Bracket Installation Step 4: Gate Frame Segment Splice and Installation . Step 5: Top and Bottom End Cap Installation . Step 6: ARMA Gate Leveling . Step 7: Roller Guide Assembly Installation Step 8: Gate Assembly Tensioning (revised procedure) . Step 9: Closure Guide Assembly Installation . Step 10: Optional Barbed Wire Kit Installation Step 11: Gap Filler Installation Step 12: Function Test . 4 5 6 11 18 22 23 27 29 33 35 35
P a g e -4- ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) 1. Introduction and Tools A basic tool list has been provided as a starting point for the gate installation. Where necessary, specific tools needed are listed and in other cases only wrench opening sizes are provided. This allows the installer to use whatever tools he has available or for personal preference. 1.1. 5/32” Allen Wrench 1.2. 7/32” Allen Wrench 1.3. 3/8” Pin Punch 1.4. 3/8” Metal Drill Bit 1.5. 7/16” Wrench 1.6. 1/2” Wrench 1.7. 9/16” Wrench 1.8. 3/4” Wrench 1.9. 15/16” Wrench opening two required 1.10. Mallet 1.11. Level 1.12. Jack 1.13. Mason Line 1.14. Measuring Tape 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e -5- ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) 2. Post Placement (Figure 1-A) Steps: 2.1. Consult customer specification for post size, depth below grade and method of installation below grade. (See figure 1-A) 2.2. “A” Clear Opening between Gate Latch Post 1 and Main Gate Post per customer specification. The measurement is from inside to inside of post. (See figure 1-A) 2.3. Spacing between Main Gate Post and Counter Balance Post is determined by the following formula B (Post Spacing) (A/2 )- 11.0” with post installed on center. (See figure 1-A) 2.4. Gate Latch Post 1 and 2 are placed 12.0” apart, measured from inside to inside of post and 90 degrees from long axis. (See figure 1-A) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e -6- ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) 3. Bearing Truck and Bracket Installation (Figure 1-B) Steps: 3.1. To determine installation height of Bearing Truck Brackets, first refer to customer specification for gate clearance gap. (See figure 1-B) 3.2. Determine Bearing Truck Bracket installation height by measuring the height of the Gate Frame Segment, adding customer specified gate clearance gap and subtracting 3 1/2” for Truck and Top Rail. (See figure 1- B) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e -7- ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 1-C) 3.3. Measure from highest point of elevation and mark Truck Bearing Bracket height on Main Gate Post. (See figure 1-C) 3.4. Transfer height from Main Gate post to Counter Balance Post. (See figure 1-C) (Figure 1-D) 3.5. Bearing Truck and Bearing Truck Bracket Kit. (See figure 1-D) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e -8- ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 1-E) 3.6. For ease of installation, turn 5/8” Regular Hex Head Nut on Bearing Truck until it bottoms out with unthreaded portion of shaft. (See figure 1-E) (Figure 1-F) 3.7. Attach Bearing Truck to inside hole of Truck Bearing Bracket by removing 5/8” Locknut, then slide shaft through hole and screw on 5/8” Locknut. (See figure 1-F). Install on the Main Gate post. 3.8. Attach Bearing Truck to inside hole of Truck Bearing Bracket by removing 5/8” Locknut, then slide shaft through hole and screw on 5/8” Locknut. (See figure 1-F). Install on the Counter Balance Gate post. 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e -9- ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 1-G) 3.9. Ensure Truck Assemblies are installed on the secured side of Gate Posts. (See Figure 1-G) 3.10. Install Main Gate Truck Assembly to Main Gate Post with top flange in line with location mark and tighten 1/2” Hex Nuts. (See Figure 1-G) 3.11. Install Counter Balance Gate Truck Assembly to Counter Balance Gate Post with top flange in line with location mark and tighten 1/2” Hex Nuts. (See Figure 1-G) 3.12. Final leveling of Gate Frame Segment will take place after splice. (See Figure 1-G) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 10 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) 4. Gate Frame Segment Splice and Installation 4.1. Always hang largest segment first. 4.2. Hang first Gate Frame Segment starting from Main Gate Post Truck Assembly through to Counter Balance Gate Truck Assembly. (See Figure 1-J and 1-K) (Figure 1-J) (Figure 1-K) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 11 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) 4.3. The following splice steps are needed for multiple gate segments only. Otherwise proceed to step 5, End Cap Installation. 4.4. To prevent installed Gate Frame Segment from traveling during splice step, secure it to Main Gate Post. (Figure 1-L) 4.5. Splice Kit. (See figure 1-L) 4.6. Cover all Splice Kit screw threads with grease from kit prior to installation. 4.7. When attaching Splice Kit, start with installed Gate Frame Segment at Main Gate Post Side. (Figure 1-M) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 12 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) 4.8. Orientate threaded holes on Splice Bar with counter sunk holes on Top Rail. (See figure 1-M) (Figure 1-N) 4.9. Insert Splice Bar into open cavity of Top Rail and align holes. (See figure 1-N) (Figure 1-P) 4.10. Secure Splice Bar to Top Rail using 3/8” Flat Head Counter Sunk Screw 5 places and tighten fully with 7/32” Allen Wrench. (See figure 1-P) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 13 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 1-Q) 4.11. Orientate holes on Bottom Rail Splice Plate with holes on Bottom Rail. (See figure 1-Q) (Figure 1-R) 4.12. Insert Bottom Rail Splice Plate into open cavity of Bottom Rail and align holes, secure using 1/4” Button Head Screw 2 places with 5/32” Allen Wrench. Do not tighten fully. (See figure 1-R) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 14 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 1-S) 4.13. Join the next Gate Frame Segment to installed section by lifting it into place and sliding Top Rail and Bottom Rail on to corresponding splice plates. (See figure 1-S) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 15 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 1-T) 4.14. Use 3/8” Pin Punch in unthreaded hole to guide the two Gate Frame Segments into proper alignment. (See figure 1-T) (Figure 1-U) 4.15. Secure Top Rail to Splice Bar with remaining 3/8” Flat Head Counter Sunk Screw 5 places and tighten fully with 7/32” Allen Wrench. (See figure 1-U) (Figure 1-V) 4.16. Secure Bottom Rail Splice to Plate with remaining 1/4” Button Head Screw 2 places. Tighten fully all 4 Screws with 5/32” Allen Wrench. (See figure 1-V) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 16 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 1-W) 4.17. Install Splice Corner Bracket to Top Rails with 1/4” Flat Head Counter Sunk Screw 4 places. Tighten fully with 5/32” Allen Wrench. (See figure 1-W) 4.18. Repeat splice procedure as required. 4.19. Finally mesh Spliced Gate per industry standard. 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 17 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) 5. Top and Bottom End Cap Installation (See figure 1-X) 5.1. Top and Bottom Rail End Cap Kits. (See figure 1-X) (See figure 1-Y) 5.2. Stand outside of unsecured area and look towards the gate to determine left hand and right hand. (Figure 1-Y) above shows left hand of Top Rail. 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 18 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (See figure 1-Z) 5.3. Guide left hand Top Rail End Cap into position. (See figure 1-Z) (Figure 2-A) 5.4. Secure End Cap to Top Rail with 3/8” Flat Head Counter Sunk Screw and tighten fully with 7/32” Allen Wrench. (See figure 2-A) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 19 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 2-B) 5.5. Insert 3/8” x 6.500” long Hex Head Cap Screw through holes on the side of Top Rail and screw on 3/8” Nylon Insert Hex Nut and tighten fully. (See figures 2-B) (Figure 2-C) 5.6. Guide left hand Bottom Rail End Cap into position. (See figure 2-C) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 20 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 2-D) 5.7. Secure Bottom End Cap to Bottom Rail with 1/4” Button Head Screw and tighten fully with 5/32” Allen Wrench. (See figure 2-D) 5.8. Repeat End Cap Installation procedure for right side. 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 21 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) 6. Leveling ARMA Gate 6.1. Center the Gate between Main Gate Post and Counter Balance Post then place a level in the middle of Top Rail. (Figure 2-F) 6.2. Adjust 5/8” Regular Hex Head Nut and Hex Head Lock Nut on Bearing Truck shaft until the gate is level. (See figure 2-F) 6.3. For larger adjustments, loosen off U-Bolt 1/2” Hex Nuts and raise or lower the Bearing Truck Bracket by striking it with a mallet to desired height then retighten nuts. (See figure 2-F) 6.4. Complete any fine tuning by adjusting 5/8” Regular Hex Head Nut and Hex Head Lock Nut on Bearing Truck shaft. (See figure 2-F) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 22 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) 7. Roller Guide Assembly Installation (Figure 2-G) 7.1. Roller Guide Assembly Kit. (See figure 2-G) 7.2. Open Gate until leading edge is in line with Main Gate post. 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 23 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 2-H) 7.3. Take wheel guards off by removing 3/8” Hex Locknut and 3/8” Washer from Roller Guide Assembly and set aside. (Figure 2-H) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 24 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 2-J) 7.4. Attach Roller Guide Assembly to Main Gate Post so the Bottom Rail passes through the wheels. Adjust the height between the Roller Guide Bracket and underside of Bottom Rail by 1/4” to 3/8” gap. (See Figure 2-J) 7.5. Lock Roller Guide Assembly into place by fully tightening 1/2” U-Bolt Hex Nuts. (See Figure 2-J) (Figure 2-K) 7.6. At gate leading edge, place a level on the inner face of Vertical Post and check for plumb. (See figure-K) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 25 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 2-M) 7.7. Position the required guide wheel to hold the gate in plumb position and tighten fully 3/8” Hex Head Cap Screw and 3/8” Hex Nut. The gate is now locked into place. (Figure 2-M) 7.8. Position the other guide wheel with a gap of approximately 1/8” between wheel and Bottom Rail and tighten fully 3/8” Hex Head Cap Screw and 3/8” Hex Nut. (Figure 2-M) 7.9. Reinstall wheel guards as shown and tighten fully 3/8” Hex Head Cap Screw and 3/8” Hex Locknut. (See figure 2-M) 7.10. Close the gate completely prior to installing Counter Balance Gate Post Roller Guide Assembly. 7.11. Attach Roller Guide Assembly to Counter Balance Gate Post so the Bottom Rail passes through the wheels. Adjust the height between Roller Guide Bracket and the underside of Bottom Rail by 1/4” to 3/8” gap. (See Figure 2-J) 7.12. Lock Roller Guide Assembly into place by fully tightening 1/2” U-Bolt Hex Nuts. (See Figure 2-J) 7.13. At gate trailing edge, place a level on the inner face of Vertical Post and check for plumb. (See figure 2-K) 7.14. See step 7.7 (Figure 2-M) 7.15. See step 7.8 (Figure 2-M) 7.16. See step 7.9 (Figure 2-M) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 26 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) 8. Gate Assembly Tensioning (revised procedure) THE GATE FRAME SEGMENTS ARE DELIVERED WITH CABLE ASSEMBLIES PRE-TENSIONED. This procedure is used only if the cable assemblies needed to be re tensioned in the field. 8.1. CONFIRM TRUCKS ARE LEVEL, BEFORE TENSIONING. 8.2. Complete the following steps from the secured side of Gate. (Figure 2-P) 8.3. Center Gate between Right Post (RP) and Left Post (LP). With your choice of tool to prevent Eye Bolt from spinning, loosen Cable Assemblies by backing off all 5/16” Eye Bolt Nut with 1/2” wrench. (See figure2-P) 8.4. Tie mason line to 3/8” End Stop Bolts as tight as possible to minimize string sag. With the Gate centered between (RP and LP), step back until you can see the full length of Gate. From there you will see how much the Gate ends sag compared to the center. (See figure 2-P) 8.5. The following steps shown are for a seven section Gate. Your Gate size may differ but the procedure remains the same. 8.6. POSITION YOURSELF AT EITHER END OF GATE LOOKING ACROSS TOP EXTRUSION. FROM HERE YOU WILL SEE ALL RISES, DIPS AND BOWS. MAKE MENTAL NOTE FOR FUTURE INSPECTION AFTER EACH COMPLETE TENSIONING CYCLE. YOU ARE NOT TRYING TO CORRECT IMPERFECTIONS BUT PREVENT THEM FROM WORSENING. 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 27 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 3-D) 8.7. WHEN TENSIONING OF A SEVEN SECTION GATE IS COMPLETE, (C-5 THRU 7) WILL HAVE TWO LIFTING CABLES PER CELL AND (C-1 THRU 4) WILL HAVE ONE LIFTING AND ONE NON LIFTING CABLE. IT IS IMPORTANT NOT TO OVER TIGHTEN SECTIONS WITH TWO LIFTING CABLES AS THEY WILL BE FIGHTING EACH OTHER AND WILL LOOSE THERE EFECTIVINESS. A DIAGRAM SHOWING THE TENSIONING PATTERN HAS BEEN PROVIDED FOR A SEVEN SECTION GATE. MAKE A SKETCH IF YOUR GATE IS DIFFERENT. (See figure 3-D) 8.8. The following steps will be repeated until the Gate is within acceptable tolerance for level, see steps 8.23 and 24. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN CABLE ASSEMBLIES WHILE TENSIONING. (Figure 3-E) 8.9. From the secured side, move the Gate to the left until the second Vertical Member (VM) from the right side of Gate is in line with the Right Post (RP) and (S-1) is to the right. (See figure 3-E) 8.10. Tighten bottom right Eye Bolt Nut of (LC-1) in (S-1) using a 1/2” wrench while holding Eye Bolt with your choice of tool to prevent it from spinning until slackness in cable is removed. (See figure 3-E) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 28 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 3-F) 8.11. Move the Gate to the right until the second (VM) from the left side of Gate is in line with the Left Post (LP) and (S- 2) is to the left. (See figure 3-F) 8.12. Tighten bottom left Eye Bolt of (LC-2) in (S-2) until slackness in cable is removed. TENSION IN THIS CABLE SHOULD BE EQUAL TO THE OPPOSING CABLE (LC-1) in (S- 1). (See figure 3-F) 8.13. Move left one section until the third (VM) from the left side of gate is in line with the (LP) and (S-2 and 3) are to the left. 8.14. Tighten bottom left Eye Bolt of (LC-3) in (S-3) until slackness in cable is removed. Tighten further by completing one full turn of nut. 8.15. Move the Gate to the left until the third (VM) from the right side of Gate is in line with the (RP) and (S1 and 4) are to right. 8.16. Tighten bottom right Eye Bolt of (LC-4) in (S-4) until slackness in cable is removed. TENSION IN THIS CABLE SHOULD BE EQUAL TO THE OPPOSING CABLE (LC-3) in (S- 3). 8.17. Move right one section until the fourth (VM) from the right side of Gate is in line with the (RP) and (S1, 4 and 5) are to the right. 8.18. Tighten bottom right Eye Bolt of (LC-5) in (S-5) until slackness in cable is removed. Tighten further by completing two full turns of nut. 8.19. Move the Gate to the right until the fourth (VP) from the left side of Gate is in line with the (LP) and (S2, 3 and 6) are to the left. 8.20. Tighten bottom left Eye Bolt of (LC-6) in (S-6) until slackness in cable is removed. TENSION IN THIS CABLE SHOULD BE EQUAL TO THE OPPOSING CABLE (LC-5) in (S-5). 8.21. Tension remaining cables using steps 8.9 thru 8.20 as a guide for remaining sections. 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 29 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 3-G) 8.22. Center Gate in between (LP) and (RP). Tighten top left Eye Bolt one full swing of wrench for (LC-1) in (S-1), two full swings (LC-4) in (S-4) and three full swings for (LC-5) in (S-5). Repeat procedure for left side. (See figure 3-G) (Figure 3-H 8.23. Open Gate fully to the right, at the (RP) measure the gap between the mason line and the top of recess must be 3/4” or less. Make note. (See figure 3-H) 8.24. Open Gate fully to the left, at the (LP) measure the gap between the mason line and the top of recess must be 3/4” or less. Make note. (See figure 3-H) 8.25. If the gap is greater than 3/4” of an inch, complete step 8.22 starting with a half swing and increasing a half swing in the following section. 8.26. WITH GATE CENTERED BETWEEN (RP) AND (LP), POSITION YOURSELF AT EITHER END OF GATE LOOKING DOWN ON TOP EXTRUSION. IN STEP 8.6 YOU MADE A MENTAL NOTE OF IMPERFECTIONS. YOU WANT TO CONFIRM THE SITUATION HAS NOT WORSENED. IF IT HAS ADJUST LIFTING CABLE (S) TO CORRECT. 8.27. Finally take slack out of Non Lifting Cables (NC-1) THRU (NC-4). 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 30 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) 9. Closure Guide Assembly Installation (Figure 2-Q) 9.1. Closure guild Assembly kit. (See figure 2-Q) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 31 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 2-R) 9.2. Closure Guide Assembly installation height per customer requirement. 9.3. Attach Closure Guide Assembly to Gate Latch Post 1 as shown and fully tighten 1/2” U-Bolt Hex Nuts. (See Figure 2-R) (Figure 2-S) 9.4. Line center of Closure Guide opening with the center of Gate Frame Vertical Post, tighten fully 3/8” Hex Head Cap Screw and 3/8”Hex Nut. (See figure 2-S) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 32 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 2-T) 9.5. Line up Closure Guide Companion with Closure Guide, ensuring lock slots line up and close the Gate Frame fully with the Companion resting on the Vertical post. (See figure 2-T) (Figure 2-U) 9.6. With the Gate Frame in closed position, mark the mounting height on the Gate Frame Vertical Post. (See figure 2-U) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 33 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 2-V) 9.7. Open Gate Frame enough to mark the top Companion hole on the Gate Frame Vertical Post, then remove companion. (See figure 2-V) 9.8. Drill hole through Gate Frame Vertical Post with 3/8” drill bit. (Figure 2-W) 9.9. Use 3/8” Hex Head Cap Screw, Flat Washer and Hex Locknut to secure Companion to Gate Frame Vertical Post. Drill remaining hole and install 3/8” Screw, Washer and Locknut (See figure 2-W) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 34 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) 10. Optional Barbed Wire Kit Installation (Figure 2-Y) 10.1. Barbed Wire Kit. (See figure 2-Y) (Figure 2-Z) 10.2. Stand in unsecured area facing the Gate to determine left and right hand. (See figure 2-Z) 10.3. Install Left and Right hand Barb Arm Brackets 2.000” from the end of Top Rail. (See figure 2-Z) 10.4. Space Intermediate Barb Arms evenly across Top Rail with gap not to exceed 10ft. (See figure 2-Z) 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 35 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) (Figure 3-A) 10.5. Center left/right hand Barb Arm Bracket over recess to the left of Bearing Truck and install to Top Rail with 3 x 1/4” Hex Head Cap Screws Self Drilling. (See figure 3-A) 10.6. Repeat step 10.5 for Intermediate Barb Arms and install to Top Rail with 2 x 1/4” Hex Head Cap Screws Self Drilling. (See figure 3-A) (Figure 3-B) 10.7. Install 3 strands of Barbed Wire Using standard fencing procedure and tension with the supplied 5/16” Eye Bolts attached to the Left or right hand Barb Arm Bracket. 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
P a g e - 36 - ARMA Gate Installation Instructions (Rev. A) 11. Gap Filler Installation 11.1. Install Gap Filler to Main Gate Post with Center Band, 5/16” Carriage Bolt and Hex Nut 1.750” from top of Wheel Guard. (See figure 3-C) (Figure 3-C) 12. Function Test 12.1. Open and close the Gate several times to ensure it is not binding or meeting resistance while traveling. The Gate should easily travel the full distance with the force applied by 2 fingers. 927 Alloy Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8 www.cmssi.com Phone: 807.623.3352 Fax: 807.623.8257 Toll Free: 1.800.371.0735
2.2. A Clear Opening between Gate Latch Post 1 and Main Gate Post per customer specification. The measurement is from inside to inside of post. (See figure 1-A) 2.3. Spacing between Main Gate Post and Counter Balance Post is determined by the following formula B (Post Spacing) (A/2 )- 11.0 _ with post installed on center. (See figure 1-A)
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GUARDIAN CANTILEVER GATE KITS BRUNDLE This kit is made of galvanized steel, ideal for installation on cantilever gates. The gate slides on a central roller assembly (1) and is guided by another group of rollers (3) which is fixed on the gate and it slides on an external ground track. DESCRIPTION COMPONENT LIST SURFACE ROLLERS GUIDE ROLLERS BACK .
Gate Drain Gate controls this. Gate can not control below that. So current can leak through there. PDSOI Gate 1V Gate controls this. No leakage path. FDSOI Gate 1V Leak Source Drain FinFET Si Gate 1V Gate Source Drain Better Electrostatics Stronger Gate Control - Lower V t for the same leakage - Shorter channel for the same V t
Cantilever Racking: Adjustable Long Goods Storage System Applications for Cantilever 08 Mobile Cantilever Racking Cantilever racking can also be installed on a MOVO heavy duty mobile carriage, helping to reduce costs for a new building or improving the efficiency of existing storage s
Anchored bulkheads and cantilever sheet pile walLs may be designed as described by Saczynski and Kulhawy 982!. Cantilever "L" Walls The cantilever "L" wall consists of a concrete stem and concrete base slab Figure 5.3!. Both the stem and slab are relatively thin and are steel reinforced to resist the moments and shears to which they are .
