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Wildeck product designed to provide modular factory walkways

Wildeck product designed to provide modular factory walkways
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Waukesha, Wisconsin-based Wildeck Inc. and its subsidiary Ladder Industries have announced their new LadderLink modular access system. The companies say LadderLink provides “an affordable and rugged framework of five core bolt-together components that will allow users to easily create a customized access solution for distribution centers, warehouses, and manufacturing operations.”

 

The LadderLink Modular Access System will be displayed for the first time at the ProMat 2017 exposition, April 3-6, 2017, at McCormick Place in Chicago.

 

“We listened to our customers’ requests for a more affordable, safe and highly adaptable access solution,” says Ladder Industries General Manager Tim Gonzalez. He says Ladder Industries “then went to work designing a stronger, component-based structural steel system that is easier on facility budgets and safer than competitive aluminum structures and designs.”

 

According to Wildeck, the LadderLink system uses a framework of five pre-engineered steel components that can combine to create “virtually endless configurations of work platforms, crossovers and stairs.”

 

Standard LadderLink components, according to the company, include:

  • diamond plate platform decks;
  • guardrails with continuous handrails and kickplates;
  • towers and supports;
  • vertical access ladders and ship’s ladders; and
  • OSHA- and IBC (International Building Code)-compliant stairs.

 

Wildeck Inc. is a subsidiary of Holden Industries and is a 100 percent employee-owned company. It says its products are designed to improve supply chain productivity and provide additional capacity, efficiency, safety and access in manufacturing plants, warehouses, distribution centers and other facilities. 

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Source: Recycling Today
Wildeck product designed to provide modular factory walkways
<![CDATA[Waukesha, Wisconsin-based Wildeck Inc. and its subsidiary Ladder Industries have announced their new LadderLink modular access system. The companies say LadderLink provides “an affordable and rugged framework of five core bolt-together components that will allow users to easily create a customized access solution for distribution centers, warehouses, and manufacturing operations.”   The LadderLink Modular Access System will be displayed for the first time at the ProMat 2017 exposition, April 3-6, 2017, at McCormick Place in Chicago.   “We listened to our customers’ requests for a more affordable, safe and highly adaptable access solution,” says Ladder Industries General Manager Tim Gonzalez. He says Ladder Industries “then went to work designing a stronger, component-based structural steel system that is easier on facility budgets and safer than competitive aluminum structures and designs.”   According to Wildeck, the LadderLink system uses a framework of five pre-engineered steel components that can combine to create “virtually endless configurations of work platforms, crossovers and stairs.”   Standard LadderLink components, according to the company, include: diamond plate platform decks;guardrails with continuous handrails and kickplates;towers and supports;vertical access ladders and ship’s ladders; andOSHA- and IBC (International Building Code)-compliant stairs.   Wildeck Inc. is a subsidiary of Holden Industries and…

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