Is your machine installation safety compliant to AS/NZs 4024.1602:2014?

Supplied by Leuze electronic Pty Ltd on Thursday, 19 April, 2018

AS/NZs 4024.1602:2014 describes the selection of safety switches that are fitted to safety doors to ensure your machine is safely shut down in opening the door.

Learn about your safety requirements for interlocking devices and how to protect your device against tampering.

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