OptiSafe™ protective enclosure
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Protective enclosure - the solid OptiSafe™ design.
We are manufacturers of protective enclosures for industrial machinery and equipment.
Our protective enclosures naturally comply with the applicable standards of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. They offer safety, ease of use and good sound insulation, are practical and take safety-related concerns into account. Special designs or special dimensions are also possible in order to provide a suitable solution. Coloured alternatives are also possible. A 4 mm thick polycarbonate pane is also available.
Areas of application for our OptiSafe protective enclosure:
Our crash tests prove that this protective enclosure system is also very well suited for robot applications. It goes without saying that our OptiSafe protective enclosure complies with the applicable Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. Our protective system offers sufficient safety distance and also protection against crawling underneath. It is specifically not possible to climb over the system. This is also recommended by the new EN ISO 14120.
Our protective enclosures naturally comply with the applicable standards of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. They offer safety, ease of use and good sound insulation, are practical and take safety-related concerns into account. Special designs or special dimensions are also possible in order to provide a suitable solution. Coloured alternatives are also possible. A 4 mm thick polycarbonate pane is also available.
Areas of application for our OptiSafe protective enclosure:
- OptiSafe protective enclosure for the plastics processing industry, automotive and electrical engineering as well as the pharmaceutical and chemical industries.
- OptiSafe protective enclosure for robots, in robot welding systems and laser protection cabins.
- OptiSafe protective enclosure for production in manufacturing technology, sheet metal processing, punching and bending technology, machining as well as forming and joining technology.
- OptiSafe protective enclosure for presses and their peripherals, metal saws, conveyor and transport systems.
Our crash tests prove that this protective enclosure system is also very well suited for robot applications. It goes without saying that our OptiSafe protective enclosure complies with the applicable Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. Our protective system offers sufficient safety distance and also protection against crawling underneath. It is specifically not possible to climb over the system. This is also recommended by the new EN ISO 14120.
Protective enclosures - transparent and protective
Our protective enclosure system has 3 mm polycarbonate panes as standard. These are available with either clear or smoke coloured polycarbonate panels. Coloured alternatives are also available. A 4 mm thick polycarbonate pane is also available.
The PC element offers an optimal view to the plant and can be mounted close to the hazardous area without endangering safety.
The PC element offers an optimal view to the plant and can be mounted close to the hazardous area without endangering safety.
Our crash tests prove that this system is also very well suited for robotic applications....
The protective enclosures naturally comply with the applicable standards of the Machinery Directive.
Different versions of our protective enclosures
It also provides some protection against flying sparks and effectively stops chips and hot or hazardous liquids.
Special sizes and designs available on request.
Dimensions of our protective enclosures
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| System height | 2080 mm, 2100 mm, 2700 mm |
| Element height | 1900 mm, 2500 mm |
| Element width | 200, 300, 500, 700, 800, 1000, 1200 and 1500 mm (other heights and widths can be ordered) |
| Option | System is available in 3 mm and on request also in 4 mm. Special dimensions on request. |
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Protective enclosures for more safety
Despite technical progress, the interaction between man and machine does not always run smoothly. Dangers arise, risks are misjudged, and accidents are the result. These accidents can be largely avoided by taking appropriate safety measures. Protective enclosures, which ensure both the safety of employees and the unimpeded functioning of machines and systems, play a significant role in these measures.
From simple fences to complex systems
Protective enclosures are special partition wall systems, covers or cabins that safely enclose machines and systems or even just safety-relevant system parts in order to minimize the danger that can emanate from them.
Even a machine at rest poses hazards, such as sharp edges, rough surfaces or openings. Machines in motion are more dangerous if dust development, flying sparks or whirling chips are to be expected.
Safety enclosures that are specially tailored to the location and consistently separate people and machines can minimize the hazards posed by the machines. For this reason, they should be used wherever machines and systems pose a danger to employees, but also where machines need to be protected from human intervention or flying parts.
Access to the machines can be ensured by special gates which, depending on requirements, are equipped with a safety device, for example, to shut down the machine. These can be electrically monitored safety fences or safety fences with light barriers. Safety enclosures can be adapted very flexibly to the respective requirements of the plant.
In some plants, a simple mesh fence is sufficient, while others require a complex system including "warrior protection", which is a construction consisting of slats and bellows. Especially for machine tools, for example, there are so-called "bullet-proof" protective enclosures that completely seal off the machine from the outside world and thus ensure safe and undisturbed production. Access to the machine can be via sliding, folding, lifting or rolling doors, as required.
New technologies generate new fields of action
Ever new technologies demand constant adaptation of occupational safety measures in all areas of the value-added process. Complex systems in production and logistics are constantly generating new fields of action for occupational health and safety.
There are around 15 million jobs in the manufacturing industry in Germany. Jobs that will continue to change in their processes due to digitalisation, bringing with them ever new machines and systems. Artificial intelligence will additionally reshape this working world. The safety and health protection of employees, but also the maintenance of the smooth functioning of machines, systems and robots can be satisfied with suitable protective enclosures.
Such protective devices are expressly required by law. Annex I of the European Union Directive 2006/42 sets minimum standards for basic safety and health protection with regard to the design and construction of machines and systems. They are intended to ensure that machines and systems traded and operated within the European Union take certain safety standards into account at the time of their construction. For example, the directive stipulates, among other things, that precautions must be taken to protect workers from parts falling from or ejected by the machinery. Safety enclosures meet these requirements in every way. They are available in a wide variety of designs, precisely tailored to the needs of the respective company.
Protective enclosures are special partition wall systems, covers or cabins that safely enclose machines and systems or even just safety-relevant system parts in order to minimize the danger that can emanate from them.
Even a machine at rest poses hazards, such as sharp edges, rough surfaces or openings. Machines in motion are more dangerous if dust development, flying sparks or whirling chips are to be expected.
Safety enclosures that are specially tailored to the location and consistently separate people and machines can minimize the hazards posed by the machines. For this reason, they should be used wherever machines and systems pose a danger to employees, but also where machines need to be protected from human intervention or flying parts.
Access to the machines can be ensured by special gates which, depending on requirements, are equipped with a safety device, for example, to shut down the machine. These can be electrically monitored safety fences or safety fences with light barriers. Safety enclosures can be adapted very flexibly to the respective requirements of the plant.
In some plants, a simple mesh fence is sufficient, while others require a complex system including "warrior protection", which is a construction consisting of slats and bellows. Especially for machine tools, for example, there are so-called "bullet-proof" protective enclosures that completely seal off the machine from the outside world and thus ensure safe and undisturbed production. Access to the machine can be via sliding, folding, lifting or rolling doors, as required.
New technologies generate new fields of action
Ever new technologies demand constant adaptation of occupational safety measures in all areas of the value-added process. Complex systems in production and logistics are constantly generating new fields of action for occupational health and safety.
There are around 15 million jobs in the manufacturing industry in Germany. Jobs that will continue to change in their processes due to digitalisation, bringing with them ever new machines and systems. Artificial intelligence will additionally reshape this working world. The safety and health protection of employees, but also the maintenance of the smooth functioning of machines, systems and robots can be satisfied with suitable protective enclosures.
Such protective devices are expressly required by law. Annex I of the European Union Directive 2006/42 sets minimum standards for basic safety and health protection with regard to the design and construction of machines and systems. They are intended to ensure that machines and systems traded and operated within the European Union take certain safety standards into account at the time of their construction. For example, the directive stipulates, among other things, that precautions must be taken to protect workers from parts falling from or ejected by the machinery. Safety enclosures meet these requirements in every way. They are available in a wide variety of designs, precisely tailored to the needs of the respective company.
Application variety of our protective housing - OptiSafe
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