Function
State whether the system guards, separates, stores or guides access.
Defines the supplier scope without assuming a safety function.Products / Industrial Partition Mesh / Industrial Equipment Partition Fence
Complex industrial partition system
Industrial Equipment Partition Fence
A supplier-supported panel, post and access system for equipment zones, robot cells, workshop aisles and storage separation, configured from the protected-zone layout.
This page supports product selection and quotation. Guarding distances, openings, interlocks and compliance require the project risk assessment and qualified engineering review.
- System
- Panels, posts, doors and fixings
- Inputs
- Zone layout, access and interfaces
- Options
- Mesh, perforated and gate modules
- Boundary
- Not a machine-safety approval
Where this product family fits.
- Equipment, robot-cell, aisle or storage-zone projects with a defined perimeter and access schedule.
- Projects that need panels, posts, doors, fixings and interfaces reviewed as one supplier scope.
- Teams that will provide risk-assessment and engineering requirements for final configuration.
What must not be assumed.
- Using a generic product page as the risk assessment, guarding-distance calculation or safety approval.
- Selecting openings, doors or interlocks without the responsible engineering and controls teams.
- Claiming a customer project, test result or compliance status from appearance alone.
Define these decisions before comparing configurations.
The page collects the variables that change suitability, scope and price. It does not replace the approved drawing, quotation or responsible engineering review.
Protected zone
Provide the complete perimeter, equipment footprint and required clearances.
Controls panel runs, corners, posts and interfaces.Access
List every personnel, material and maintenance opening.
Coordinates doors, sliding gates, locks and controls interfaces.Panel system
Define visibility, aperture, containment and cleaning needs.
Supports comparison of mesh, perforated and framed modules.Site interfaces
Record floor, walls, columns, services and obstructions.
Prevents base plates and posts conflicting with the building or equipment.Governance
Attach risk assessment, project standards and approval responsibilities.
Keeps the supplier proposal inside the project’s engineering process.Configurable specification sheet.
Values shown here describe the supply variables. Exact dimensions, finishes and components are confirmed for the project.
Send the missing inputs →| Field | Current supply basis | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Panel options | Framed welded mesh, perforated sheet or project-selected module | Visibility and containment requirements must be stated. |
| Posts | Base-plated or project-configured steel posts | Floor condition, anchors and post positions require engineering review. |
| Access modules | Hinged, sliding or material-access openings | Clear opening, hardware and controls interface must be defined. |
| Connections | Matched panel, post and corner fixings | Tool access or tamper requirements should be included in the brief. |
| Finish | Powder-coated, galvanized or stainless options | Environment, colour and cleaning requirements control selection. |
| Layout documents | Plan, elevations and access schedule | Final supply follows the approved drawing and quotation. |
| Safety boundary | Supplier product configuration only | Risk assessment, distances, interlocks and compliance remain project responsibilities. |
From requirement to approved supply.
The sequence keeps product selection, engineering responsibility and commercial scope aligned.
- 01
Define the function
Record the protected activity, foreseeable access and the project risk-assessment owner.
- 02
Map the zone
Provide the equipment footprint, fence line, heights, corners, floor and building interfaces.
- 03
Schedule access
List doors and gates, clear openings, traffic direction, locks and any controls interface.
- 04
Review the module
Compare panel form, posts, fixings, finish and maintenance access with engineering stakeholders.
- 05
Approve the package
Confirm drawings, component scope, packing, installation responsibility and required documents.
See the system in context.
Each image explains a form, interface or possible application. Captions state where a drawing, sample or project review is still required.
Questions to resolve before purchase.
These answers define the quotation boundary without inventing project-specific performance.
Does this page define a compliant machine guard?
No. It supports supplier selection and quotation. The project risk assessment, guarding distances, openings, controls, interlocks and approval process must be completed by the responsible qualified parties.
What layout information is required?
Provide the equipment footprint, complete perimeter, heights, corners, floor and wall interfaces, obstructions and every personnel, material and maintenance opening.
Can doors and sliding gates be included?
Yes, when clear openings, direction of travel, hardware, locking and any controls interface are defined for supplier and engineering review.
What documents should accompany the RFQ?
Send available plans, elevations, access schedule, risk-assessment requirements, finish specification, quantity, installation scope, destination and schedule.
Send a quote-ready brief.
Complete the known fields. If drawings or standards apply, mention them in project notes and attach them when your email application opens.
Submitting this local form opens your email application. It does not transmit data to the website.
Resolve the system decision before release.
Use the family guides to separate machine safety, warehouse operation, physical supply and approval responsibility.