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Move over traditional roof hatches: Slidewise™ Roof Hatches handle wind better. Unlike hatches that can be opened or closed violently by gusts of wind, our roof hatches slide open horizontally, making them slam proof and unaffected by windy conditions. As a result, it’s safer for you and your team to reach and utilize your facility’s roof.

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PS ACCESS SOLUTIONS™: THE INS AND OUTS OF INDUSTRY

Just like everything else in industry, each door has its own important job. That’s why each sale is so much more than just a one-time event. Instead, it’s a process, one that begins with proper planning and continues with ongoing support. These long-term relationships are what set us apart. Our PS Access Solutions™ include a complete line of industrial doors and hatches constructed to specifically withstand the abuses of industry and manufacturing. Each system is custom designed to fit your building, no matter the size or shape.

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The dampers were quite easy to install, and they are working great. The client is very pleased. All in all, it was a good quality job performed by all parties that had a hand in it.

– Mitchell Wieberg, Project Manager

Kansas City Power & Light Power Plant

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PROVEN SOLUTIONS: Inspection Hatches Play A Critical Role In Safe, Successful Production

Some of the most important parts of manufacturing and production processes happen in places that are hard to get to and difficult to see. This might be because part of the system needs to be enclosed for operational or safety reasons, or it might be because some elements of the process simply don't need to be out in the open. Whatever the reason, eventually maintenance and repair teams need to be able to inspect (and perhaps access) all parts of a manufacturing process.

PROVEN SOLUTIONS: Industrial Ventilation Is Too Important To Overlook

It can be easy to take air for granted. After all, it's invisible and intangible, a component of most industrial processes that goes unnoticed until poor ventilation becomes an issue – something all too common for many facilities. Not only is proper ventilation required for the operation of machines and technology, regulatory agencies like OSHA have developed standards for it as well, directing companies to provide healthy atmospheric conditions for their workers.