Walls, Partitions and Mezzanines
Wire Cages and Partitions, and Overhead Security Carts and Cages
Use Wire Cages for Safety’s Sake
When it comes to protecting equipment, inventory, and sensitive information, as well as protecting workers from injury, wire partitions and security cages get the job done. Wire cages and partitions are free-standing enclosures that are created with modular wire panels and enhance areas where worker safety and material security are critical. Overhead security carts and cages use lift mounts in the ceiling. The touch of a button brings the cage down to the floor or lifts it back up to the ceiling, where it is protected and out of the way. These storage and security measures are ideal for many industries including industrial and commercial business, public safety, healthcare, athletics, retail and military. Applications for wire cages include machine and robotic guarding, tool cribs, drug and evidence storage, supply and maintenance equipment cages and general storage areas. Applications for overhead security carts and cages include the storage of electronics, uniforms, gear, equipment and other expensive inventory that requires safe keeping.
Overview
You want equipment, inventory, evidence and/or information protection and storage without a cage fight, right?
- modular steel systems that provide separation, security, and safety
- made of welded or woven mesh that is secured inside angle frames to create a single panel
- constructed from panels that come standard in one-foot increments up to 10’ wide and 5’ high
- modular and stackable – you have the option to create a partition system of almost any height
- typically 2, 3 or 4 sided and include a slide to the side or hinged entry door to the area
- Basic key lock
- Cylinder Locks
- Padlock hasps
- Keypad locks
- Card Readers
- Fingerprint scanners
- Electronic strikes
- Emergency exit push bars
- Data Center Server and Colocation Cages
- Evidence and Drug Storage Enclosures
- Tool Cribs
- Robotic and Machine Guarding
- Driver and Building Access
- Supply Cages
- Holding Cells
- Security for expensive inventory
- Space savings
- Ease of counting and controlling inventory
- Push button operation
- Lockable doors and adjustable shelves
- Potential tax breaks
- An alternative to an elaborate security system
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