WKC – Warehouse Barriers and Protection
Cost Saving Barriers can save a great expense for a small investment.
WKC – Warehouse Barriers and Protection
Here at WKC are supply and fit many different types of Barriers
Why do I need to have Barrier Protection?
To protect your people and your assets
Cost Saving Barriers can save a great expense for a small investment. Considering the cost of labour, materials and plant hire, damage to an upright can cost a lot to replace – especially since the repairs can also cause downtime as damaged racks will need off-loading.
Prevention of injury Guiding your people through their workspace safely, can reduce the risk of injury to your workforce.
Types of Barriers and Racking Protection
Rack End Frame Barriers
Generally, racking barriers are installed at either end of the racking runs.
Around expensive or sensitive machinery
Other storage zones
Forklift Charging zones
High risk zones
Hoop Barriers and Pedestrian Barriers
These define the walkways and channel people safely through the workspace by segregating people from truck operating areas.
Racking Upright Protection
Most damage to uprights occurs below the 1000mm in height.
Upright protectors can either be floor bolted or fitted to the upright.
There are many different types to choose from and some are only compatible with specific systems, but this is something we can advise you on.
Floor Bolted Racking Upright Protection
These are bolted to the floor away from the upright and not attached to the upright. They are designed to take any impact without the upright sustaining damage. They offer robust protection and are available in different duties, sizes and heights.
Clip-on and Tubular Guards
There are various different types of clip-on or tubular upright protection devices These can offer a more streamlined solution when aisle width is limited and they are easy to install with the right tool.
Keep your workspace safe!
Most damage to uprights occurs below the 1000mm in height.
Upright protectors can either be floor bolted or fitted to the upright.