Designed to meet CE, ISO, OSHA and global safety standards across multiple industries to protect your staff and equipment in a rigid way.
United States (OSHA 1910 / ANSI B11/ ANSI/RIA R15.06)
U.S. standards focus on risk assessment and ensuring operators cannot access hazardous areas. OSHA and ANSI emphasize safety outcomes rather than fixed design rules, allowing flexibility in mesh size and structure. Compliance depends on effective hazard prevention, with employers responsible for ensuring adequate machine guarding.
Australia & New Zealand (AS/NZS 4024)
Aligned with ISO standards, focusing on risk assessment and safety distance. Covers guard design and interlocking systems. Widely used in industrial and automation sectors.
Europe (CE/EN ISO 14120 / EN ISO 13857/ EN ISO 10218）
European standards are highly prescriptive, defining strict requirements for guard design, strength, and safety distances. Mesh size must match minimum distance rules to prevent access to danger zones. Systems must also meet durability, stability, and anti-tampering requirements.
Canada (CSA Z432)
ISO- standard based emphasizing risk assessment and effective safeguarding. Defines requirements for guard design and safety distances to prevent hazard access.
1600J Impact-Tested Guarding Fence – Designed for Real-World Industrial Safety
Unlike standard guarding systems, our solution is built with reinforced structures and high-strength materials, achieving up to 1600 Joules of verified impact resistance.
This ensures dependable protection in environments where automated systems, moving equipment, and high operational intensity demand more than basic safety barriers.
Proven in real projects, our guarding fence helps clients improve safety levels, minimize damage risks, and ensure continuous operation.