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Machinery Exclusion Zones

Enclosures inside halls: separating pedestrian and forklift traffic, protecting machinery and closing hazardous zones.

Variants

Protection elements

Linear guard rails

Protecting walkways and walls from forklift impact.

Corner guards

Protecting wall corners, gateways and passages.

Column guards

Shielding structural columns from impact.

Low-level guards

Low profiles guiding traffic at floor level.

Rack-end and racking guards

Protecting racking and storage zones from impact.

Wooden guards

A solution for interiors and lower-load applications.

Wall-mounted and tube guards

Guards fitted above the floor and tube guards at gateways.

Stainless steel guards

For hygienic zones and aggressive environments.

Energy-absorbing barriers

Elements that take impact energy in warehouses and halls.

Technical and industrial barriers

Enclosing workstations, switchgear and service zones.

Self-closing gates

Controlled passage through the enclosure without dismantling.

Wheel guides and parking stops

Guiding forklifts at gateways and stops for parking bays.

About this category

Guard rails and hall enclosures: matching to risk

Protection inside a building rests on two groups of elements: guard rails that absorb impact energy from forklifts, and barriers that mark out walkways and zones. A guard rail is selected for vehicle mass and mounting position, because the profile, height and anchoring decide whether an impact protects the structure or loads it further.

The category covers linear, corner, column and low-level guard rails, rack-end guards and racking protection, wooden and wall-mounted guards, stainless steel versions, tube guards, energy-absorbing barriers for warehouses and halls, technical and industrial barriers, self-closing gates, wheel guides and parking stops.

Planning is best started from forklift routes and the places where collisions actually happen: corners, gateways, rack ends and pedestrian crossings. Signal colours have to match the site's zone marking, and the anchoring method must suit the thickness and condition of the industrial floor slab.

Product range

Products in this category

Products in this category: Machinery Exclusion Zones
Product photography from the group's range. Colour and size variants and fixing methods are confirmed in the quotation.
Applications

Where it works

Production halls with forklift traffic
High-bay warehouses and picking zones
Ramps, docks and loading gates
Surroundings of machines and process lines
Fuel stations, wash bays and service points
Underground car parks and internal plant roads
Build and specification

What the quotation confirms

Height and profile section matched to vehicle mass
Signal colours consistent with on-site zone marking
Anchoring method for industrial floor slabs
Steel, stainless, wooden and flexible variants
Layout of walkways and crossing points
Delivery complete with anchors and accessories
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Steel or flexible polymer?
Steel for high-energy impacts and where rigidity matters. Polymer returns to shape after light impact and transfers less load into the floor slab.
Can it be installed without shutting the hall?
Usually yes, work proceeds in sections. Anchoring into the slab needs time allowed for drilling and curing.
When stainless guards?
In hygienic zones, around chemicals and moisture, and wherever a paint coating quickly loses integrity.

We will lay out zones and protection for your hall.

Send the run length, site conditions and deadline, and we will come back with a configuration and a quotation.

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