Orlice Pedestrian Rail Run
Tax included where applicable. Delivery, anchoring and commissioning arranged by the site office.
QORVANIX Safety — steel that takes the hit
Site traffic is physics with schedules; the Orlice referees — rated impacts, honest anchor plans, and pedestrian rails that make the safe path also the obvious one.
Protection steel is the cheapest accident you will ever have: column guards and barriers engineered to absorb stated energies, anchored to the slab with calculated fixings, and painted in signal yellow that means what it says. Sacrificial by design — the guard crumples, the rack does not.
Design & Craft
- Heavy barriers tested against real trolley masses
- Photographs well in the audit report — and reads better
- Modular runs corner, gate and extend cleanly
- Anchors calculated to yield in the guard, not the slab
- Rated to absorb stated energies — sacrificial by design
Specifications
| Format | Rail run, 20 m + gates |
| Rating | Tested impact classes |
| Anchors | Calculated, documented |
| Layout | Corners, gates, extensions |
| Weight | ≈ 154 kg |
| Warranty | 2 years; parts stocked 15 |
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
Are the gates compliant for mezzanine edges?
Pallet gates keep one side closed at all times by mechanism, meeting edge-protection requirements; certificates ship with each gate.
Do guards damage the floor when hit?
Fixings are calculated to yield in the guard, not the slab; after a hit you replace a guard, not a floor panel.
The QORVANIX Promise
Reconfigure within five years and we credit your original components at an honest, published rate — warehouses change; your steel should keep up.