by Lee Pattison | Sep 18, 2025 | Metal Stillages, steel stillages
Load slippage during transport, incorrect fork spacing, and structural damage can pose safety hazards when operators lift stillages without suitable fork guides. A stillage sliding off forklift tines during a turn can result in dropped loads, damaged products, and...
by Lee Pattison | Sep 12, 2025 | Metal Stillages
Valve damage can turn gas cylinders into dangerous projectiles, and flammable gases like LPG and acetylene can create fire and explosion hazards when they leak. Manual handling of heavy, awkward cylinders can lead to back injuries, and unsecured cylinders that fall...
by Lee Pattison | Sep 9, 2025 | steel stillages
Expensive power tools, electronic components, precision instruments, and spare parts are some items that face constant security threats in industrial environments. From specialised diagnostic equipment worth thousands of pounds to important components that can halt...
by Lee Pattison | Sep 3, 2025 | Bag Stillages
Bulk materials are a known challenge for industrial storage and handling operations. When companies rely on flexible intermediate bulk containers (FIBCs) or bulk bags to store powders, granules, and other materials, they can find that these containers become unstable...
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