FAQ

Once energised, the nets are used to restrict access to a dangerous area during the operation of machines or processes. In other words, the covers limit access to potentially dangerous machinery.

• To ensure that an area is inaccessible once in operation.
• To reduce incidents to a critical or projectile-generating area.
• To respond to a request from your mutual insurance company.
• To comply with legislation and avoid having your plant sealed (this is a last resort, but is also part of our services).

1. Firstly, installation speed. Because of their weight, the grids have a length limit.  Nets are 17 feet wide.
2. Secondly, the nets are quicker to switch to maintenance mode.  In three turns of the key, you've just cleared about 100' of machinery.
3. Thirtly, the net is flexible and covers a greater distance for the same weight.

They're always whole lengths, like 186" for example. It's very difficult to sew precisely in a mesh. So the threads always have integer values. The fractions are taken by the mechanics and not the fabric.

The legislator does not certify the equipment but the installation.
So, when you install it, if you follow our plans, it should be fine.

To date, we haven't had any negative feedback from them.  Quite the opposite.