Durable Plastic Chains | Secure & Versatile Applications

Q: What is plastic safety chain used for?

A: Plastic safety chain serves various purposes, including:

Demarcating hazardous areas: It visually indicates areas off-limits to personnel, preventing them from entering unsafe zones.
Crowding control: It helps manage pedestrian flow at events or guide them away from specific areas.
Securing equipment or objects: It can be used to secure objects like temporary fencing or posts, preventing them from moving or falling.
Marking underground utilities: Specific colored chains can be used to warn about buried cables or pipes, preventing accidental damage during excavation.

Q: What are the different types of plastic safety chain?

A: Plastic safety chain comes in various options to suit different needs:

Material: There are chains made from different types of plastic, each offering specific benefits.

Size: Chain link diameter varies, impacting visibility and strength.

Color: Colors often convey specific meanings:

Red: Commonly used for danger or hazard zones Defects, Scrap, Rework, Red tag areas
Yellow: Often used for Aisles, Traffic lanes, Walkways, Machine Guards, Work cells areas.
Orange: May indicate Inspection or temporary storage location zones.
Blue: Generally used for Raw materials, Inventory, Inspection points demarcation.
Green: Can be used for general purpose demarcation for Finished goods, Safety Equipment.
Black: Used for Work in progress, materials demarcation.
Black and Yellow: Used for demarcation of Areas of potential health risk requiring caution, hazardous material containers.
White: Used for Areas for operational use – stay out

Q: What factors should I consider when choosing a plastic safety chain?

A: When selecting a safety chain, consider:

Application: What purpose will the chain serve (e.g., hazard marking, crowd control)?
Environment: Will it be used indoors or outdoors? Are there extreme temperatures or harsh weather conditions?
Strength: How much weight or force needs to be withstood?
Visibility: How well should the chain be seen, especially in low-light conditions?
Durability: How long will the chain need to last?

Q: How do I properly install and use plastic safety chain?

A: Installation methods vary depending on the application. Here are general guidelines:

Secure the chain to posts or other sturdy structures at appropriate intervals.
Ensure the chain is taut and doesn't sag to maintain visibility and effectiveness.
When used for crowd control, consider adding signage or stanchions for clear guidance.
Replace damaged or weathered chains to maintain their effectiveness.
Remember, it's crucial to follow safety regulations and best practices when using plastic safety chain to ensure its intended purpose is fulfilled.