Recent reports address the demand made by the VDMA Calls for Stricter Inspections of Machine Imports. According to an industry survey, nearly two-thirds of the mechanical engineering companies surveyed are confronted with competing products that do not meet essential safety requirements. Among the issues cited are a lack of emergency stop devices, inadequate protective devices, and deficiencies in electrical safety.
This is about more than just a level playing field: it’s about the people who work with machines every day. Machine safety should therefore be considered from the very beginning and consistently implemented.
At Brühl Safety, we develop protective facilities—safety fences, machine protection gates, and enclosures—that are tailored to specific machines and requirements, with the goal of taking the machine’s operational process into account and protecting both people and machines.
Safety is not an optional cost factor. It is a fundamental prerequisite for responsible production.
