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A zone safety light curtain is a type of safety device that uses invisible beams, such as infrared or laser beams, to monitor whether there are people or objects entering a hazardous area. Its purpose is to protect personnel and equipment. Without such safety measures in place, people and equipment in hazardous areas may be at risk of serious injury or even death. Installing zone safety light curtains can effectively prevent such incidents from occurring. Therefore, it is crucial to install zone safety light curtains in hazardous areas.
In addition, area protection safety grids can also help businesses comply with relevant safety regulations and standards, such as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards in the United States. These regulations and standards require companies to take necessary measures to ensure the safety of employees and the public, and to prevent accidents from occurring. Therefore, installing area protection safety grids in hazardous areas is also a demonstration of a company fulfilling its social responsibility.
In summary, the DADISCHER QSA series of area protection safety grids not only effectively protect the safety of personnel and equipment but also help businesses comply with relevant regulations and standards, fulfilling their social responsibility.
Area protection safety grids can be classified into single-sided, double-sided, and three-sided, primarily based on the direction of beam transmission.
Single-sided grids are typically suitable for scenarios where only one side needs protection, such as robot operation areas, conveyor belts, and automated assembly lines.
Double-sided grids are applicable to scenarios where both sides need protection, such as bidirectional conveyor belts and bidirectional assembly lines.
Three-sided grids are used in scenarios where three sides need protection, such as rotating equipment, material elevators, and three-dimensional shelves.
In practical applications, it is important to choose the appropriate type of area protection safety grid based on the specific requirements and characteristics of the scene, ensuring the safety and reliability of the system.
