Safety Rail SOURCE Sprinkler Head is designed to protect suspended fire suppression systems from accidental impact by forklifts, trucks, and other machinery. It extends below the sprinkler head and pipe, attaching to the racking with self-tapping screws. Installation is simple and requires two people for safe execution. The Safety-Bar comes in two designs: Joined Leg and Split Leg. Joined Leg is used when the branch line with the sprinkler head runs parallel to the front and back rack beams. Split Leg is used when the branch line runs perpendicular to the front and back rack beams.
Safety Rail SOURCE Sprinkler Head is designed to protect suspended fire suppression systems from accidental impact by forklifts, trucks, and other machinery. It extends below the sprinkler head and pipe, attaching to the racking with self-tapping screws. Installation is simple and requires two people for safe execution. The Safety-Bar comes in two designs: Joined Leg and Split Leg. Joined Leg is used when the branch line with the sprinkler head runs parallel to the front and back rack beams. Split Leg is used when the branch line runs perpendicular to the front and back rack beams.
Safety Rail SOURCE Sprinkler Head is designed to protect suspended fire suppression systems from accidental impact by forklifts, trucks, and other machinery. It extends below the sprinkler head and pipe, attaching to the racking with self-tapping screws. Installation is simple and requires two people for safe execution. The Safety-Bar comes in two designs: Joined Leg and Split Leg. Joined Leg is used when the branch line with the sprinkler head runs parallel to the front and back rack beams. Split Leg is used when the branch line runs perpendicular to the front and back rack beams.
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