Pick Module Safety Gate
July 1, 2017
Wildeck's NetGate utilizes an integrated cable/pulley system and is easy to install into new or existing rack structures (rack not included). When one side of the gate is lifted, the other closes, providing full height fall protection near the elevated ledge at all times.
Wildeck's NetGate provides safe access to palletized materials at elevated levels of pick modules/rack systems. Create safe and easy access within your operations by transforming loading areas into protected, gated systems.
Wildeck, Inc., a subsidiary of Holden Industries, has announced its new NetGate to provide full height fall protection within the pallet zone.
"Customers always seek out solutions to provide safe access within their workplace," explained Paul Mihelich, Director of Sales. "NetGate easily installs into new or existing rack structures and will transform loading zones into protected, gated access zones. Companies are always looking for solutions to reduce lost time accidents and workman's comp claims."
The NetGate utilizes an integrated cable/pulley system and is easy to install into new or existing rack structures (rack not included). When one side of the gate is lifted, the other closes, providing full height fall protection near the elevated ledge at all times.
According to Wildeck, the NetGate is most effective when installed onto the rack uprights of the elevated rack loading area. It is a design that is both ergonomic and economic.
NetGate benefits:
- Bolts onto existing holes in rack uprights for easy installation: no drilling required
- Trackless, cable/pulley system for operational longevity
- Solves footprint issues with minimal additional weight
- Knocked-down packaging and lightweight design for cost-effective shipping
- Able to accept tall pallet loads and carts that other access gate designs cannot accept
- OSHA and IBC compliant.
For more information contact:
Wildeck, Inc.
405 Commerce Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
800-325-6939
info@wildeck.com
www.wildeck.com
www.ladderindustries.com
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