Gantry & Work Platforms

Gantry and Work Platforms

Billington Safety Systems designs and manufacture access gantries, work platforms and staging to go round and over your machines. Due to the nature of the machine and the wide variety of applications, these are all specifically designed to the customer’s needs.

The platforms allow safe access to and from areas that can also be incorporated into the guarding system around the machine, giving designated safe routes through the work area. All the access platforms we design, manufacture and install are fully compliant to current standards.

When designing the access platforms, we look at what the customer is looking to achieve, the environment it is going into and the usage of it, from this then we can pick the best materials to do the job.

We can manufacture the gantries from a wide variety of materials such as stainless steel, Aluminium, Hot dip galvanised or mild still powder coated for indoor or outdoor use.

A full installation service is available on all our access platforms and staging.

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Gantry Platform

Billington Safety Systems is the best provider of gantry platforms in the UK. We have been manufacturing and supplying quality products for many years, so we know what it takes to make a great product. Our goal is to provide our customers with an excellent experience from beginning to end. You won’t find another company that cares as much about your safety as we do!

When you choose us, you can rest easy knowing that your employees are safe at all times while they work on our equipment. We offer a wide range of gantry platforms for any size business or industry – whether it’s warehouses, factories, construction sites or more! 

You’re guaranteed complete peace of mind when using any product from Billington Safety Systems because we provide an unrivalled level of service throughout every stage of your order. This includes site surveys where our experienced engineers will ensure that everything is installed correctly and safely before leaving your premises.

What Uses Do Gantries Have?

Gantries are overhead cranes used in industrial settings for material handling, manufacturing, assembly, and transportation or storage of goods. They provide a safe and efficient way to move heavy loads and equipment, without the need for manual lifting and carrying. Gantries can be equipped with specialised equipment such as vacuum lifters or magnets to facilitate the safe and precise movement of heavy loads.

What Equipment is Compatible with Our Gantries?

Gantries can be equipped with various attachments, including hoists, vacuum lifters, magnets, and specialised hooks or clamps. The type of attachment used depends on the specific application and the type of load being moved. For example, vacuum lifters can be used to handle large sheets of glass or other delicate materials, while magnets are useful for moving ferrous materials.

Overall, gantries are a versatile tool in industrial settings, providing a safe and efficient way to move heavy loads and equipment. By using specialised attachments, they can be customised for specific applications and types of loads, making them a valuable asset for any manufacturing or production facility.

FAQ's

A Gantry Platform is a term used to describe equipment (such as an elevated workstation) that allows the user to be lifted and lowered by means of chains, rails, steel wire ropes or fabric slings.

A gantry platform is an assembly of beams, columns, rails and load-carrying systems capable of supporting the weight of heavy machinery. The system typically consists of one or more horizontal belt conveyors with attached handling devices that could carry anything from compressed gas cylinders to prefabricated building components.

A Gantry Platform is a term used to describe equipment (such as an elevated workstation) that allows the user to be lifted and lowered by means of chains, rails, steel wire ropes or fabric slings.

The first half of the 20th century saw advancements in new materials, production methods, and infrastructure. The introduction of structural steel beams created new scaffolding systems with which to build higher.