Wildeck offers patented safety feature for its range of material lifts
Wildeck (Booth 9319) has made the M-Series version of its AutoSenz an integral part of its mechanical and hydraulic vertical reciprocating conveyors (VRCs).
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The AutoSenz provides auto-ranging overload and jam protection that will minimize damage to material and equipment should items become jammed during the lifting operation. Existing mechanical and hydraulic VRCs can also be upgraded with an AutoSenz M-Series Retrofit Module.
“This is important for safety as well as equipment longevity,” said Hue Schlegel, director of marketing for Wildeck. “Future customers and those who retrofit the lifts they have will benefit from that peace of mind.”
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