Gravis Pallet Gate

QORVANIX Safety — steel that takes the hit

Gates are choreography in steel; the Gravis dances by the book — certified per gate, hinged for decades, and configured so the unsafe state is mechanically unreachable rather than administratively discouraged.

Safety equipment here is mechanical honesty: gates that cannot be open on both sides at once, barriers tested against real trolley masses, and markings that survive floor scrubbers. Everything installs to a plan and photographs well in the audit report.

Design & Craft

• Self-closing personnel gates for ladder and stair heads
• Pallet gates: one side always closed, by mechanism
• Photographs well in the audit report — and reads better
• Signal yellow that survives floor scrubbers
• Anchors calculated to yield in the guard, not the slab

Specifications

Care

Replace any guard that has done its job — absorbed energy is spent energy. Check anchor torque after impacts and yearly, keep yellow surfaces clean enough to mean something, and photograph everything for the audit file.

Questions, Answered

Will the barrier actually stop a forklift?
Rated barriers state absorbed energy and tested impact classes — match them to your truck masses and speeds using the stated figures, and ask us if you are unsure.

How do I plan a marking layout?
Measure your aisles and zones and follow the 5S conventions in the product documentation — each listing states coverage per kit.

The QORVANIX Promise

One standard across the range: equipment chosen to survive working warehouses, with loads and dimensions stated plainly on every card.