Why It Matters
Engineered for the job
Lift-Off Panels
These panels are designed to lift off from the upright posts, allowing quick and easy access to the guarded equipment for maintenance, inspections, or service: without disassembling the entire guarding system.
Safety To The Max
This system gives machine and robot cells a fixed physical perimeter, with lift-out panels for maintenance access.
Interlocks
The system's doors can be equipped with a variety of safety switches or interlocks to control access during machine operation.
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Security and Safety Come First
Standard Features & Options Are Available
Key Features
- Standard panel sizes: 6′-2 13/16″ and 8′-1 1/4″ high, widths from 6″ to 5′
- Panels mount between 6′-6 3/4″ and 8′-5 1/4″ high posts (4″ sweep)
- Custom panel sizes and special heights available
- Fully framed panel provides unmatched strength and stability
- Available door options: hinged and sliding
- Lift-out design enables installation up to 50% faster than conventional systems
- One-piece hardware that removes only with a special tool
- All necessary hardware, including anchors, is included
- Stock finish: black powder coat for panels, yellow powder coat for posts
- Optional materials: woven or welded mesh, expanded metal, sheet metal, or clear polycarbonate
- Standard accessories include lockout plate and pull handle
- Safety interlocks with mounting plates available for enhanced access control
Frequently Asked Questions
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