Safer, more sustainable industry and manufacturing

The first line of safety for an industrial or utilities facility is the physical barrier that controls, and limits, access to the grounds. This can include fencing, gates and security cameras. Access control systems that allow for remote monitoring from a central location ensure that all visitor access is controlled.

In the event of an explosion at such a facility, high-security and customized blast proof doors ensure the safety of the people and equipment and also important in restricting access to off-limits areas.

From electromechanical locking systems to mechanical locks and padlocks, products and solutions need to be able to withstand snow and ice, wind, water, heat, humidity and salt corrosion.

Safety lockout padlocks ensure machinery and vehicles are not operated during maintenance operations, avoiding accidents. 

Online access control solutions allow for remote monitoring from a central location, allowing access and connecting functions such as temperature and humidity monitoring.

An emergency exit or panic exit device must allow fast and efficient evacuation during emergency circumstances, and but still remain an important part of the building’s primary security by restricting access or ensuring entry at all other times. Stringent requirements for emergency evacuation and fire safety mean there is a high demand for security and steel doors.