Features to Consider When Buying Seamless Welded Crash Rail

Protek's seamless welded crash rails are designed to provide heavy-duty protection against impact in a variety of settings. Protek Systems offers super-duty crash rails made of reinforced steel, ideal for heavy-duty applications. These crash rails feature seamless ends to minimize dirt-gathering seams and prevent end caps from getting damaged. They also provide extreme impact protection, making them suitable for areas of your building with high traffic.

Why Choose Seamless Welded Crash Rails

1. These crash rails are made to measure and come in a range of materials and finishes, making them customizable to fit your building or next project.
    
2. A welded stainless steel crash rail such as CRS-200W Welded Stainless Steel Crash Rail is ideal for hygienic environments, offering a durable and low-maintenance way to protect walls from impact. Its seamless design prevents dirt from collecting and eliminates the need for end caps.
    
3. You can choose from a variety of sizes and profiles to meet your specific needs.
    
4. Crash rails are made of high-quality materials that are designed to provide a modern and sleek look to your establishment.
    
5. They can also help prevent accidents and protect your inventory from damage.

Conclusion

When choosing a crash rail, it's important to consider where it will be placed in order to select the best material for your facility. Heavy-duty steel rails may be more appropriate for a manufacturing facility or garage, while softer materials like vinyl may be more suitable for a hallway or lightly trafficked corridor.

If you're interested in learning more about the products we offer at Protek Systems, don't hesitate to contact a member of our team. Welded crash rails are a great way to protect and avoid damage to your building, especially in areas with high traffic. We would be happy to discuss the needs of your building and help you find the perfect crash rail products to ensure the safety and protection of your building, inventory, and employees.