The Miller Edge GB01 5' Gate Bumper Extrusion is a black Miller Edge gate bumper extrusion used where a flexible cushion is needed on a compatible gate frame. It is commonly used on the leading or trailing edge of a gate to help reduce hard contact between the gate edge and adjacent surfaces.
This is a bumper only, not an electrical safety edge. It does not contain a contact element, monitoring resistor, transmitter, receiver, or operator interface. On automated vehicular gates, the required monitored entrapment protection devices must be selected and wired separately according to the gate operator and current safety requirements.
| Manufacturer | Miller Edge |
|---|---|
| Part Number | GB01 |
| Product Type | Gate bumper extrusion |
| Application | Gate leading edge, trailing edge, or frame cushioning where the profile fits |
| Typical Frame Use | Commonly associated with 2 in. gate frame upright applications |
| Material / Finish | Black flexible PVC bumper extrusion |
| Hardness | Commonly listed as 65 durometer PVC |
| Supplied Length | 5 ft |
| Mounting Style | Mechanical fastener through mounting flange into gate frame; screws are typically not included |
| Safety Monitoring | None - bumper only |
| Notes | Not a safety sensing edge and not a replacement for monitored entrapment protection |
Before installing bumper extrusion, cycle the gate manually if possible and check clearance at posts, catch hardware, guide rollers, stop plates, and the fully open and fully closed positions. Added bumper thickness can create interference on tight slide-gate or swing-gate installations.
Do not rely on a bumper extrusion as the only protection on an automated gate. If the gate operator requires monitored safety inputs, use the correct monitored sensing edge, photo eye, or other approved entrapment protection device and have the system checked by a qualified gate technician.
No. GB01 is a gate bumper extrusion only. It provides a flexible cushion but does not send a stop or reverse signal to a gate operator.
It is commonly installed on a gate leading edge, trailing edge, or frame upright where a flexible bumper is needed and the gate has the correct mounting surface and clearance.
No. The gate frame size, mounting surface, available clearance, and existing bumper profile must be checked. It is commonly associated with 2 in. gate frame upright applications but should still be verified on the actual gate.
Mounting screws are typically not included. Use fasteners appropriate for the gate frame material, jobsite exposure, and required hold strength.
Yes. A bumper does not replace UL 325 entrapment protection. Required monitored edges, photo eyes, and operator safety inputs must remain installed and working on automated gates.