Gate Stopper / Buffer 158×138×H50 mm — No name

Gate stopper / buffer 158×138×H50 mm is a compact mechanical device designed to limit gate travel and absorb impact. Its rectangular profile provides a stable contact surface to protect hinges, posts and adjacent structures from collision damage. The simple shape and moderate dimensions make it suitable for installation on the gate frame or on the ground where a firm, fixed stop is required to prevent overrun and reduce wear on moving parts.

Advantages

This gate stopper offers a compact footprint with a wide contact area that distributes impact forces, reducing localized stress on gate components. Its low height and robust form factor enable discreet placement while maintaining effective stopping action. The design allows straightforward mounting and alignment for consistent performance over time.

Suitable for

• Residential swing and sliding gates
• Light industrial gates and access points
• Garden gates, driveway entrances and pedestrian gates
• Applications where a fixed mechanical stop is needed to limit travel

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 158 mm × 138 mm × height 50 mm
• Rectangular stopper profile with broad contact surface
• Intended for surface mounting on horizontal planes or vertical frames
• Function: limit gate travel and absorb impact to reduce wear

How to use

Position the stopper at the point where gate movement must be limited, ensuring the contact surface aligns with the gate edge or strike plate. Mark mounting holes, drill appropriate fastener holes into the chosen surface and secure the stopper using suitable screws or bolts for the substrate (concrete anchors for masonry, corrosion‑resistant fasteners for metal frames). After installation, operate the gate through its full travel to verify correct stopping position and adjust alignment as needed to ensure reliable contact without binding.

Usage recommendations

Choose corrosion‑resistant fasteners and, where appropriate, apply a protective coating to the mounting area to maintain long service life. For heavier gates or frequent impact, verify that adjacent structural elements (posts, frames) are reinforced to accept repeated loads. Periodically inspect the stopper and its fastenings and tighten or replace fixings if any loosening or wear is detected.