[Case Study] Ensuring safety of emergency routes during emergencies with original barriers!

Ensure safety of emergency routes during emergencies with original fences!

The chemical manufacturer requested to install a fence to make the emergency exit (in case of disaster) safer. There were several requests to enhance safety that needed to be addressed. Issues: 1. Since there are rotating equipment such as dust collectors and blowers inside the fence, we want to ensure safe walking even in dim light. 2. To prevent tripping, we want to anchor the fence securely to the floor without creating any steps. 3. The fence should be made of wire mesh with a diameter of φ3 or more instead of board materials, to avoid affecting the equipment inside the fence and to withstand heat and fire. 4. The equipment inside the fence requires maintenance, so we would like to install a door. 5. To ensure safety, we want the side of the passage to be as smooth as possible, making it difficult for clothing and other items to get caught on the fence.

Air compressors, blowers and pumpsothers