Corner Column Protector
- Rhino Rails Corner Column Protectors are designed as a flexible way to protect warehouse rack frames, wall corners, and doorways.
- They are powder coated Rhino Rails Yellow for high visibility.
- They are mounted to the floor with three lag bolts and provide economical impact protection.
Overview:
- Rhino Rails Column Protectors help prevent damage to rack uprights, shelving uprights, partitions, and many other factory and warehouse structures.
- These heavy steel protectors provide a low-cost method of reducing damage to expensive equipment and protecting personnel from falling rack structures hit by moving machinery.
- Rhino Rails Column Protectors wrap around the vertical member to be protected, closely fitting- yet protecting the upright from damage from collisions with forklifts or other moving vehicles.
- These heavy-duty 5mm thick steel protectors are easily mounted by securing to the concrete floor using two 1/2" diameter wedge anchors (supplied as an optional purchase).
- A variety of standard heights are available with custom heights available on special order.
- Rhino Rails Column Protectors are painted in safety yellow with a hard powder coat finish for a durable and attractive appearance.
Specifications
| SKU # | Material Thickness | Height | Anchor Size | Inside Clearance | Baseplate Size | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RR-CCP12 | 6 gauge | 12" | 1/2" / 3 total | 6" x 6" | 8"x 8" | 10 lbs |
| RR-CCP18 | 6 gauge | 18" | 1/2" / 3 total | 6" x 6" | 8"x 8" | 14 lbs |
| RR-CCP24 | 6 gauge | 24" | 1/2" / 3 total | 6" x 6" | 8"x 8" | 17 lbs |
| RR-CCP36 | 6 gauge | 36" | 1/2" / 3 total | 6" x 6" | 8"x 8" | 26 lbs |
| RR-CCP42 | 6 gauge | 42" | 1/2" / 3 total | 6" x 6" | 8"x 8" | 28 lbs |
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Product Warranty
Personal and professional customer service is offered on all of our protection equipment.
We provide a one-year limited warranty on all materials and workmanship.
