A safety-critical panel or door component in gate assemblies, providing access control, operator protection, and environmental containment in industrial machinery.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Hinge Type | Continuous piano hinge, butt hinge, or removable pin hinge | |
| Sealing Rating | IP54 to IP66 for dust/water resistance | |
| Locking Mechanism | Safety interlock (e.g., solenoid, cam), mechanical latch | |
| Window Visibility | ≥ 70% light transmission if present | |
| Standard Thickness | 1.5-3 mm (metal), 6-12 mm (polycarbonate) | |
| Max Operating Force | ≤ 70 N per ISO 13857 for ergonomics |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
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Key standards include ISO 14119 for safety interlocks, ISO 13857 for safety distances to prevent hazard reach, ISO 13849-1 for safety-related control systems, and EN 166 for eye protection if windows are used. Regional standards like ANSI B11.19 in the US also apply.
A safety interlock (e.g., magnetic switch, coded actuator) detects when the door is open and sends a signal to the machine's safety controller to initiate a stop (e.g., via a safety relay). This prevents machine operation while access is possible, ensuring operator protection.
Stainless steel (AISI 316) offers high corrosion resistance for chemical or marine settings. Aluminum with anodized coating or powder-coated steel with appropriate seals (e.g., EPDM) are also suitable, depending on the specific chemical exposure.
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