SCR Series
Stainless Steel Safety Railing with Infill Panels
Food processing and pharmaceutical plants demand equipment that protects workers without compromising hygiene. Our modular stainless steel railings with infill panels are engineered to meet both requirements with OSHA-compliant safety and hygienic design. Built from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, these railings stand up to harsh cleaning chemicals and high-moisture conditions without compromising safety.
Key Features of the SCR Series Safety Railing
- OSHA-Compliant: Meets workplace, industrial, and marine safety standards.
- Heavy-Duty Stainless Steel: 304 or 316 grade for superior corrosion resistance.
- Hygienic Design: Smooth finish and continuous welds prevent buildup for easy cleaning.
- Modular & Adaptable: Easily installed or expanded.
- Quick Installation: Welded base plates simplify setup and speed up installation.
- Available Heights: 42 or 50 inches
- Available Lengths: 36 to 60 inches
- Custom size on request
- Tube Diameter and Wall Thickness: 1.5 inches x 0.120
- Material Options: 304 or 316 stainless steel
- Surface Finish Options: #4 polished or #8 Mirror Polished
- Mounting Options: 4 x 4 plate, triangular plate, or 6 inch extensions to imbed in concrete
- Panel Material: Stainless Steel or Polycarbonate
Technical Specifications
| Item | Type | Length (inches) | Height (inches) | Drawing | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SCR 36-42 | Splash Screen | 36 | 42 | ||
| SCR 36-50 | Splash Screen | 36 | 50 | ||
| SCR 48-50 | Splash Screen | 48 | 50 | ||
| SCR 60-50 | Splash Screen | 60 | 50 | ||
| SCR 48-42 | Splash Screen | 48 | 42 | ||
| SCR 60-42 | Splash Screen | 60 | 42 |
Safety Railing Compliance Checklist
1. General OSHA Compliance
- Railings placed in aisles/passageways to protect employees (OSHA 1910.176)
- If used as fall protection → meets 1910.28 & 1910.29 requirements:
- Top rail height: 42 in ± 3 in
- Mid-rail halfway between top rail and floor
- Must withstand 200 lb force outward/downward
- Barriers protect from contact with machines/vehicles if applicable (1910.212)
- Installation does not create tripping hazards (General Duty Clause)
2. ANSI Best Practices
- Complies with ANSI A1264.1 (Safety for Walking/Working Surfaces)
- Railings clearly separate pedestrian and equipment traffic
- Minimum 36 in clearance for walkways (OSHA & ANSI guidance)
- Smooth, continuous railing with no sharp edges
3. Food & Pharmaceutical Standards
- Constructed from 304 or 316 stainless steel (corrosion-resistant)
- Surfaces are smooth, polished (No. 4 finish or better) for cleanability
- Welds are ground and polished; no crevices that trap debris or bacteria
- Compatible with CIP (Clean-in-Place) or manual washdown processes
- Meets FDA cGMP requirements for sanitary design
- Aligns with 3-A Sanitary Standards or EHEDG guidelines (Europe)
4. Installation & Safety
- Securely anchored to floor with hygienic bases (no exposed threads)
- Proper spacing: railings guide traffic without blocking emergency egress
- End caps sealed to prevent water ingress
- Adequate lighting and marking for visibility in walkways
5. Documentation
- Material certifications (stainless steel grade, surface finish)
- Cleaning and maintenance procedures documented
- Installation drawings and OSHA/ANSI compliance statement provided
This checklist makes it easy to show clients, inspectors, or auditors that your safety railings meet both safety and hygienic design standards.