A Safety experience Training Machine is a device which allows people to simulate onsite labor accidents. The device reproduces realistic dangerous situations to improve the awareness of safety and serve as safety measures and guidance.
It is designed to train operators’ risk detection skills and prevent labor accidents by providing them chances to experience how frightening an accident can be using actual equipment, while it is hard for them to understand that through safety lectures.
Safety Simulator Lineup
Here are some examples of the Safety experience Training Machines that we designed.
Each product is our original since we produce equipment to meet the onsite conditions of each customer.
On this simulator, the pipe is purposely disconnected with water pressure still applied to the pipes inside the machine. You can experience how the coupler comes flying out at you vigorously due to the pressure, and learn about the significant dangers inherent in water pressure.
This equipment demonstrates the features and performance of electric safety devices such as sensors, light curtains, interlock swiches, emergency stop devices, enabling swiches, awareness lamps etc.
This elevated platform allows the worker to learn the benefits of using a sagety harness correcthly.
The top bar is ajustable to demonstrate how it affects worker sagety at differing levels.
This simulator allows you to experience the feeling of getting your hands jammed in moving plastic chain.
By this experience, we would like people to imagine that you have got your hands jammed in your actual workplace.
This simulator lets you experience remaining air pressure inside a pipe. By crushing an empty steel can with an air coupler sent flying out with remaining pressure, you will understand the power and fearfulness of remaining pressure.
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We plan, design and manufacture Safety experience Training Machines which satisfy the needs of customers and the requirements of their sites. Please feel free to contact us.