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launches new automatic restraint system
ASSA
ABLOY Entrance Systems
is
helping to make loading bays safer with the introduction of the new DE6190AR Automatic
DE6190AR Automatic Restraint System. The new
restraint minimises the risk of accident and injury by preventing unplanned vehicle movement during the loading process. The
Restraint
System has a cylindrical blocking arm which traps the trailer wheel, providing two key safety advantages: vehicle creep is eliminated, and the vehicle cannot pull away before the loading process is entirely complete and is cleared to depart. The patented hydraulic system applies a constant restraining force during loading operations, offering reliable security.
Compatible with a wide range of vehicles, the ASSA ABLOY DE6190AR Automatic Restraint System also features an enhanced,
patented retractable detection arm, which tucks
neatly into position alongside the
moving unit when not in use, preventing damage to the detection arm and trailer tail lift units. The interlocked operations system means that dock doors cannot open until the restraint system is in place and the blocking arm will only retract when the door is closed. This integration provides total control and ensures that trucks will never be able to move off until loading is complete, when forklifts and personnel are at a safe distance from the loading bay. Ensuring safety at loading bays should not be difficult and the ASSA ABLOY DE6190AR Automatic
Restraint System offers an
easy to install solution. It requires minimal building preparation,
limited internal
space, and connecting it to the operating control box is simple, as just one point of
connection is needed from the outside. The ASSA ABLOY Group is the global leader in access solutions. Every day, we help billions of people experience a more open world. ASSA ABLOY Entrances Systems provides solutions for efficient and safe flow of goods and people. Our offering includes a wide range of automated pedestrian, industrial and high speed doors, docking systems, service and maintenance.
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