Do they still make Raynor garage door openers?

Raynor does not currently manufacture its own garage door openers as primary product anymore, it focuses on garage doors, and openers paired with Raynor doors are typically LiftMaster, Chamberlain, or Genie rebranded, though Raynor did make openers in past. Raynor Garage Doors, founded in 1944, headquartered in Dixon, Illinois, historically made garage door openers including chain drive and screw drive models for residential and commercial use, but in recent years has shifted focus to doors themselves and partnered with major opener manufacturers for automation. Currently, when you buy Raynor garage door through dealer, opener offered is usually LiftMaster, Chamberlain, or Genie, which are American opener brands with MyQ smart technology, belt drive, and battery backup, costing 300 to 700 dollars installed, not Raynor branded opener. Some older Raynor openers like Raynor PowerHoist commercial openers are still made for commercial rolling doors, but residential Raynor branded openers are discontinued. So do they still make Raynor garage door openers? For residential, no, Raynor does not make its own openers currently, it uses LiftMaster and Genie, for commercial, Raynor still makes some commercial operators under Raynor brand for rolling steel doors, but residential openers are not Raynor made, they are rebranded major brands for compatibility.