Garage Motor Installations
Are you looking into installing a garage motor or automated garage door? Great, because at New Gees we are good at installing and supplying great quality material, but we have elegant doors and systems to choose from.
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With a decade of experience in the gate and garage motors industry, you’re without a doubt in safe hands with us at New Gees.
Chain-drive opener
Chain-drive openers have a chain that connects the trolley to the motor. These systems are loud and clunky due to the metal-to-metal contact and vibration, but they are the least expensive form of garage door operating system available.
belt drive opener
Belt-drive openers operate quietly because they use a rubber belt rather than a chain. They provide a smoother motion than chain-drive.
Screw-Drive Opener
A screw-drive system refers to a trolley that rides on a threaded steel rod that is rotated by a motor. It is the most obnoxious way to open a garage door. It is simple to maintain due to the lack of parts.
Jackshaft-Drive Opener
On the side of the door, jackshaft openers are placed. They employ a 24v DC motor to turn the torsion bar and raise the door, which is driven by pulleys and wires. They are well-suited to garages with high or low ceilings, and they work for large doors and keep the ceiling clear for overhead storage. They are, nevertheless, more
Direct-Drive Opener
Direct-drive units are the quietest of all garage door openers. They feature a stationary chain in a sturdy steel rail and have only one moving part located in the traveling motor carriage. Direct-drive garage door openers come with lifetime warranties, and they are similar in cost to belt-drive units.
DC-Powered Garage Door Openers
These motors are more economical, lighter, quieter, smaller, and operate more smoothly than AC models. Many have variable speeds, allowing for soft-start and soft-stop functionality.