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Delta’s new DSC8000 bi-fold speed gate is designed to fit into tight spaces and allow moderate to heavy vehicle throughput. With an adjustable opening time of 6 seconds, the user's facility can easily handle up to 180 cars per hour.

Clear openings up to 24’ can be covered with a dual hinge design where the gate panels meet in the middle. Full-clad panels or DOS anti-climb picketed infills are available to match the architecture of the surrounding facility.

The drive mechanism for the DSC8000 can be hydraulic or electric. The gate hinges at the top of the buttress and doesn’t require the need for any ground tracks allowing for quick and easy installation. Custom logos and paint colours are available to put the finishing touches on the new speed gate.

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