These panels lift on and off their posts in seconds, so you can protect machinery while providing access for maintenance. Panels can be permanently secured to the posts with the included clips.

When standing on the side of the door that swings away from you, left-hand doors open to the left; right-hand doors open to the right.

The assembled width measures the installed width of a panel or door when mounted with posts on each side.

For added protection around larger machines, choose 8 ft. high posts and 7' 6" high doors. To create taller panels, pair 5' 6" high panels with 2 ft. high panels of the same width and add them to the posts.

For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number.

Framed in aluminum T-slotted extrusions, these customizable machine guards provide multiple points of attachment for other components and structures.

Doors have a magnetic latch. They can be mounted to swing open to the left or right.

For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number.

Create secure but visible tool and stock rooms. All doors lock from the outside only. Door opening direction is determined when standing outside the partition. Note: There's a 3" clearance between the bottom of the wall panels and doors and the floor.

Wall Panel–Consists of woven wire framed with vertical and horizontal channels and a center reinforcing bar.

Wall Panel with Window–Woven wire is framed with vertical and horizontal channels. Window has a drop-down shelf.

Adjustable Filler Panel–Has an expanded metal panel and two vertical channels for framing. Panel can be cut down to 2 ½” wide.

Hinged Double Door–Choose from doors that swing out 90° and doors that swing in 90°.

Adjustable Corner Post–Adjusts to make corners other than 90°.

Line Post–Add a line post every 10 feet or every other panel.

Tee-Joint Kit–Allows you to attach wall panels perpendicularly, often in order to make smaller areas within a larger wire enclosure.

To Order–Please feel free to contact us or e-mail your drawing to chi.sales@mcmaster.com if you would like help determining what components you’ll need.

1. Make a rough drawing of your partition, including overall width, depth, and height (7-, 8-, 10-, or 12-ft high).

2. Indicate location, size, and style of door panels.

3. Determine the number and width of wall panels needed. For in-between widths, you may require adjustable filler panels.

4. Order a right-angle corner post for each 90°corner. For corners other than 90°, order an adjustable corner post.

5. Order a line post for every 10 feet or every other panel.

6. If your partition will make use of an existing wall, order one wall mounting kit for each panel you’ll connect to a wall.