ENGINEERING YOUR SAFETY

Assessment • Engineering • Guarding • Controls • Installation • Validation

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Engineering Your Safety at PowerSafe Automation. Custom machine safety and factory solutions. Video of machine equipment.

A complete, streamlined approach to machine guarding from assessment through installation.

Identify machine safety risks, prioritize improvements, and build a clear path toward a safer facility.

Our Process at PowerSafe Automation. Meeting Your Custom Safety Needs.
Step 01
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Onsite Guarding Review

We evaluate your equipment and identify risks to develop the right guarding solution.

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Step 02
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Custom Design with Turnkey Services

We engineer a customized guarding solution tailored to your equipment and facility.

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Step 03
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Manufacturing and Assembly

We build, test, and prepare your custom guarding system for installation.

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Step 04
Powersafe Automation machine guarding installed in factory
Installation and Integration

Our technicians install, integrate, and validate your guarding system with minimal disruption.

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Step 05
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Preventative Maintenance

Ongoing inspections and maintenance help keep your guarding system working safely and reliably.

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From guarding and framing to controls and robotics, shop all of our products to make your facility a safer work environment. Our product categories include:

  • Custom Machine Guarding
  • Presence Sensing Safety Devices
  • Integrated Machine Safety Controls
  • Machine Tool Guards and Shields
  • Power Transmission Guards
  • T-Slotted Extrusion Framing
  • Industrial Robotics for Automation
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