OSHA-approved Kee Gates's full range of OSHA-certified self-clocking ladder safety gates offers long-term permanent hazard prevention for your industrial front, outdoor, or interior use. The full range of durable industrial gates come in both manual and automatic forms, with the option to add a spring balance for extra security. The versatility of these gates allows for the adjustment of the universal sizes gates by simply cutting the widths to a specific size on-site. This enables the proper connection between any square, round or cylindrical roller door from one to 1.5in. A self-closure gate will fit most standard square, round and cylindrical roller doors.
When properly installed, industrial safety gates are designed to prevent the accidental triggering of a chain mechanism that allows excess pressure to build up against the side of a ladder access point. This excessive pressure is the same pressure that can cause serious injury or even death in the event of a falling accident from an elevated location. Self-clocking and self-latching industrial safety gates offer a simple solution to this potential safety concern by preventing the gate from opening during operation. The self-closure design does not allow for a "short circuit" current to flow through the gatekeeping any power supplied by electric motors and/or battery packs from being susceptible to accidental shutdown. This feature alone provides true and reliable fall protection of any ladder access points and provides a definite safety benefit in the workplace.
OSHA-approved self closing safety gates are available in various styles and sizes. You can purchase a simple heavy-duty gate for heavy use at the front of your facility or as a secondary safety gate along with a series of ladders used in the warehouse. If you need a gate with remote control, there are many models with this feature as well. If you require a heavy-duty gate, it's a good idea to purchase one made of steel with a steel strike plate and stainless steel railings. If you are concerned about heavy industries using the gate, several manufacturers specifically produce industrial safety gates for this purpose. It's a good idea to ask an industry professional if you are uncertain which model will best suit your needs before purchasing.
Swing gates are an attractive addition to industrial facilities and provide improved visibility for both employees and management when entering or exiting the area. Swing gates have been designed with two swing doors and one top panel and many feature adjustable hinges to accommodate personnel height as well as wide opening beams for personnel and equipment access. Swing gates offer both personnel and inventory convenience by providing quick movement between areas. They also offer a safe environment for employees when leaving the work area by preventing falling damage or objects from falling from the work area.
Self-closing hinge industrial safety gates consist of one or more metal flaps attached to a steel frame. A pre-cut hole in the top of the flap provides access for personnel without needing to open or close the gate all the way. To secure the flaps, a heavy steel rivet is used on each side. In addition to providing access to personnel, the pre-cut hole in the top of the flaps also provides easy access to the gate from the side when it is open. A self-closed gate can be programmed with varying levels of access so that you always know where employees are working.
The galvanized section of industrial safety gates features a thick, durable aluminum outer coating to provide maximum corrosion protection against oil, grease, and other chemicals. Galvanized has an extended life span and is easy to maintain, making it a good choice for many applications. Gate openings may be either left open or closed to allow access from both directions. There are several different sizes and configurations available, depending on the number of gates and the number of employees allowed to work within them. You can buy gate combinations consisting of two, four, six, eight, ten, or twelve gates to control the amount of access for your industrial facility. Find out more details in relation to this topic here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gate.