When the lights go out, these guards illuminate the edges of equipment, shelves, and other hazards so you can steer clear. Made of polyurethane foam, they pad corners to protect the people and objects that bump them. They also resist abrasion.

With embedded metal clamps and plastic claws for an extra-strong grip, this edge trim stays put when bumped, pulled, or vibrated. It also absorbs heavier knocks and scrapes to last longer than other plastic trim. Install it on vulnerable edges of shelving, machine guards, and other equipment that takes a beating over time. It’s flexible enough for gradual curves, but it can’t bend as sharply as all-plastic trim.

When the lights go out, these guards highlight machinery, shelves, and other obstacles so you can steer clear. Made of polyurethane foam, they pad surfaces to protect them from bumps and impact. They also resist abrasion.

Bright colors make these guards easy to spot in busy areas. Their raised-bulb profile deflects impact better than flat guards. Use them to protect walls and other surfaces from chips and scrapes in areas such as warehouses, loading docks, and parking garages.

Bright colors make corners easy to spot. Unlike rubber and foam guards, these plastic guards deflect impact away from corners instead of absorbing it. They’re often used in parking garages, warehouses, and loading docks.

Draw attention to corners and protect them with guards that balance strength and cushioning. Made of flexible rubber, they cushion against heavy impacts in busy areas such as parking garages and loading docks. They’re softer than hard plastic, so they absorb more impact to reduce damage to both the corner and the object that hits it. These guards don’t cushion as much as foam, but hold up better under repeated contact and outdoor elements where foam may break down.

Bolt these durable steel guards anywhere along your uprights to shield them from impacts. They’re easier to install than floor-mount guards and more secure than snap- or strap-on guards.