Are Wayne Dalton garage door openers still made?

Wayne Dalton does not make its own garage door openers anymore as primary manufacturer, it focuses on garage doors, and openers sold with Wayne Dalton doors are typically rebranded LiftMaster, Genie, or other major opener brands, though Wayne Dalton did make openers in past. Wayne Dalton, founded in 1954, historically made garage door openers including screw drive and chain drive models, but in recent years has focused on garage doors themselves and partnered with major opener manufacturers for openers. Currently, when you buy Wayne Dalton garage door through Lowe's or dealer, opener offered is usually LiftMaster, Chamberlain, or Genie, which are American opener brands, not Wayne Dalton branded opener, with MyQ smart technology, belt drive, and battery backup, costing 300 to 700 dollars installed. Some older Wayne Dalton openers like Wayne Dalton Quantum and idrive torque tube opener that mounted on torsion bar were made by Wayne Dalton but discontinued due to reliability issues and proprietary design requiring dealer service. So are Wayne Dalton garage door openers still made? No, Wayne Dalton does not currently manufacture its own openers as main product, it makes doors and uses LiftMaster and Genie openers for automation, so you will not find new Wayne Dalton branded opener in stores, you will find Wayne Dalton doors paired with LiftMaster or Genie openers for installation.