Custom-Fabricated Machine Guarding for Industrial Equipment and Elevators
What we build
Component Guarding (CG Series)
Barrier guarding for individual machines and drive components: motors, brakes, sheaves, governors, and the rest of the rotating equipment the code requires guarded. The machine-room workhorse.
Global Guarding (GG Series)
Perimeter guarding panels, posts, and access gates in standard and custom sizes, for robotic cells, production equipment, and machine rooms. Repeat buyers order by part number through the parts order form.
Car Top Rails (Models TOC-F and TOC-C)
Fall protection for the top of elevator cars. Fixed rails for cars with the overhead to take them, and collapsible rails with position-monitoring safety switches for existing cars where a fixed railing cannot fit.
Industrial Equipment, Conveyors & Packaging Lines
In-running nip points at conveyor drives, power transmission components on production equipment, and point-of-operation hazards on processing machinery, with a workforce that has to clear jams, change product, and service it all daily. Perimeter and component guarding for plant equipment, engineered around how the line actually runs. Every job is custom machine guarding, measured on site and fabricated to the line.
Robotic Cells
Perimeter guarding for industrial robot work envelopes, with fencing sized to safety distances and access engineered to the cell’s operating modes.
Which guarding does your project need?
An elevator machine room needs guarding. Start with our guide to guarding elevator machine rooms, component by component. Guarding elevator machine rooms →
A machine, cell, or line on the plant floor needs guarding. Start with the applications overview for robotic cells and industrial equipment. Applications overview →
Mechanics need fall protection on a car top. Start with the car top rail chooser. It explains when a fixed rail is the answer and when a collapsible rail is the only rail that fits. Car top rail chooser →
If none of these fits, send us what you have through the quote form and we will point you at the right approach.
How we work
- Survey. We work from field dimensions of the actual equipment and the space around it.
- Engineering. Each job gets its own drawings. A letter of conformity is available on request.
- Manufacturing. Fabrication happens in our own shop, under our own control.
- Delivery. Guarding ships ready for installation. Installation services are available depending on project scope and location.
Built around the codes your inspector reads
Guarding only counts if it satisfies the authority having jurisdiction. Our work is designed against the standards that govern it: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.212 and ANSI B11.19 for machine guarding in the United States, CSA Z432 in Canada, and ASME A17.1/CSA B44 where the elevator code applies. Our Compliance Guide walks through the full landscape, and a letter of conformity is available on request for the guarding we supply.
Responsibility for risk assessment stays with the customer or contractor. We build to what the assessment and the survey call for.
Who we serve
Our guarding is installed by machine builders, integrators, and plant maintenance teams on the industrial side, and by major elevator OEMs and independent elevator contractors across the United States and Canada. Much of it ships to job sites we never see, built from the survey dimensions the millwright or mechanic sends us.