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Machine Guarding Systems

Wire mesh machine guarding that builds a fixed physical perimeter around automated equipment and robot cells, keeping people out of reach of moving machinery.

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Why It Matters

Engineered for the job

Variety Of Panel Options

Machine guarding systems are available with a range of panel materials to meet specific safety and visibility requirements, including woven wire, welded wire, expanded metal, polycarbonate, and sheet metal.

Interlocks

Machine guarding systems can be equipped with a variety of safety switches or interlocks, which are supplied with compatible mounting plates for seamless installation and enhanced operational control.

Endless Customization

Machine guarding is laid out to your equipment and your safety requirements, so the perimeter fits the cell you run.

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Alternate Machine Guarding Systems

Alternate Machine Guarding Systems

These machine guarding systems often require integration of solid panels for added protection. Standard options include 16-gauge sheet metal and 1/4″ polycarbonate panels, both in stock for immediate use. Additional materials such as expanded metal and stainless steel panels are also available to meet specific environmental or durability requirements.

Machine Guarding Applications

Machine Guarding Applications

Machine Guarding, Area Guarding, and Perimeter Guarding systems are widely used in environments such as weld cells, robotic cells, press brake stations, laser cutting areas, metal stamping lines, and punching operations. With hundreds of possible configurations, these systems are adaptable to nearly any industrial setting.

Guarding for Machine and Robot Cells

Guarding for Machine and Robot Cells

Machine guarding and physical barrier systems reduce workplace hazards by keeping people out of reach of moving equipment. OSHA and ANSI/RIA R15.06 set the safeguarding requirements for machine and robot cells, so confirm what your cell needs with your safety team.

Woven & Welded Wire Mesh Machine Guarding

Woven & Welded Wire Mesh Machine Guarding

Machine guarding and perimeter barrier systems that protect personnel, equipment, and property in industrial environments. Available in standard heights of 5′, 8′, 10′, and 12′ (as well as custom dimensions) these guarding systems are adaptable to meet a wide range of application requirements. Traditional woven wire systems feature 10-gauge wire in a 2″ x 1″ mesh configuration, welded into a 1-1/4″ x 1-1/4″ x 1/8″ angle frame for exceptional durability. For modern installations, there is also the RapidWireHD™ system, built with 10-gauge welded wire in either a 1-1/4″ x 2-1/2″ or 2″ x 2″ mesh, supported by a 13-gauge rolled angle frame. Both systems offer reliable physical separation, making them suited for a wide range of safeguarding applications.

Easily Customizable & Configurable

Easily Customizable & Configurable

Deluxe Systems provides modular machine guarding and perimeter protection solutions using high-quality wire mesh panel systems. These systems are designed for flexibility, allowing multiple combinations of standard components to meet the specific layout and safety needs of any facility. A full range of accessories (including hinged and sliding doors, lift-out panels, and locking latches) is available to ensure seamless integration with equipment and workflows. Special color options are also offered to match facility aesthetics. Both woven and welded wire configurations deliver a strong, clean appearance while offering the structural integrity needed for light, medium, or heavy-duty guarding applications. For enhanced efficiency, a rapid-install version features a modular design that reduces installation time by 20% to 25% compared to conventional systems. It is easy to plan, fast to install, and built to meet demanding safety standards.

Machine Guarding Systems

Key Features

  • Fully framed panels deliver industry-leading strength and stability
  • Multiple door options: hinged, double hinged, sliding, and vertical rise
  • Angle frame design provides clear hardware access for efficient installation
  • All assembly hardware is located on the secure side to prevent tampering
  • Includes all necessary hardware, including floor anchors
  • 3/8″ mounting hardware is standard, the heaviest in the industry
  • Panel material options include woven and welded mesh, expanded metal, sheet metal, and clear polycarbonate
  • Safety interlocks available with compatible mounting plates for enhanced access control

Frequently Asked Questions

This machine guarding uses wire mesh barriers that form a physical perimeter around automated equipment, helping keep people from contact with hazardous machinery.
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