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Our industrial safety gates have a spring hinge that causes the gate to cause automatically. Industrial safety gates are typically used to protect areas such as ladder access points and roof hatches. This industrial gate creates a safe working environment by automatically closing behind the person who moves through the gate. The gate resets itself and does not require the worker to replace the bar or chain.
The universal connection point is designed to easily attach to most rounded or rectangular uprights. These industrial safety gates are also designed to work with KeeGuard roof top railing and KeeHatch roof hatch railing.
Industrial safety gates made from galvanized steel.
Industrial safety gates made from stainless steel.
Industrial safety gates made from aluminum.
Powder coated industrial safety gates made from steel.
Easy Installation |
Installation is a snap. Two U-Bolts can attach the gate to a variety of surfaces. |
Designed to |
Self closing gates are definitely OSHA's preference when it comes to accessing a rooftop opening from a ladder or hatch. Our self closing safety gate easily attaches to pipe or angle iron.
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Configuration Assistance |
If you need help selecting an industrial safety gate or you would like to receive a quote please contact our Sales Engineers. |
Mounting Bracket - The universal mounting bracket is made to attach rounded pipe, square tube and angle iron.
Gate Hinge - The hinge is spring loaded to create the self-closing action.
Gate Stopper - The gate stopper is rubberized to protect the gate and the mounting rail.
If you are ready to purchase your gate you can do so through our online store.
You dont have to give up a safe work environment for the sake of productivity. The Mezzanine Gate is designed to be durable, productive, and provide the same protection as your railing system.
For memorial day our family is headed to San Francisco to take in the sights. I was doing some research and came across this movie produced by Bethlehem Steel, one of the primary contractors for the Golden Gate Bridge. The movie itself is facinating, but I've embedded it at 20 min. 35 sec. where it starts to talk about the fall protection methods that were used in the construction of the bridge.
Equipment to keep workers separated from machinery hazards.
