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OSCO SWING GATE OPERATORS

The chart below is intended to help you pick the appropriate model that best suits your needs. Click on the underlined model link to learn more about a particular model of OSCO Swing Gate Operator.

MODEL	MOTOR	TYPE DRIVE	SECONDS TO OPEN GATE 90 DEGREES	MAXIMUM GATE WIDTH	MAXIMUM GATE WEIGHT	SHIPPING Weight	MAXIMUM CYCLES
VS-GSWG-7	2 HP	Linear Chain Drive	18-22 seconds	36 ft.	1500 lbs	300 lbs	continuous
VS-GSWG-1	1 HP	Linear Chain Drive	18-22 seconds	32 ft.	1200 lbs	295 lbs	continuous
VS-GSWG-2	1/2 HP	Linear Chain Drive	18-22 seconds	28 ft.	1000 lbs	295 lbs	continuous
SWG-1	1 HP	Crank	12-15 seconds	26 ft.	1000 lbs	275 lbs	continuous
SWG-4	3/4 HP	Crank	12-15 seconds	22 ft.	900 lbs	275 lbs	continuous
SWG-2	1/2 HP	Crank	12-15 seconds	18 ft.	700 lbs	275 lbs	continuous
SWC-1	1 HP	Crank	11-14 seconds	19 ft.	800 lbs	145 lbs	continuous
SWC-2	1/2 HP	Crank	11-14 seconds	17 ft.	600 lbs	145 lbs	continuous
SWR	1/2 HP	Crank	13-17 seconds	15 ft.	500 lbs	125 lbs	150/day
SWD	1/2 HP	Crank	13-17 seconds	18 ft.	700 lbs	145 lbs	30/hour
LA36	400 lbs Thrust	Linear Screw Drive	15-20 seconds	12 ft.	500 lbs	80 lbs	25/day

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
SINGLE-SWING CRANK DRIVE	LINEAR DRIVE
Operators can be post or pad mounted. Crank drive requires 24" side space. Linear drive requires 60" side space for gates up to 16 feet, 80" for gates over 16 feet. Call factory for limited side space. GSWG linear drive recommended on extremely large gates.
DOUBLE-SWING CRANK DRIVE	DOUBLE-SWING LINEAR DRIVE
Two operators are required for double swing gates. Units are normally master-slave so both gates open from one control or system. Units can be ordered to open independently.
WIND LOAD CAUTION
A swing gate constructed of material that restricts the flow of air can cause severe damage to a gate operator. Wind force against the gate generates exceedingly high torque forces back through the operator. Results can be bent arms, snapped chain, damaged speed reducers, etc. OSCO operator warranties do not cover damage covered by wind.