The Anco® Cantilever Shelving Arm End Stop is a practical safety component designed to enhance the secure storage of long or cylindrical materials on cantilever racking systems. Fitted directly to the end of a cantilever arm, it acts as a barrier to prevent items such as pipes, timber, tubes, or sheet materials from rolling or sliding off during loading or operation. Manufactured from heavy duty powder coated steel, it provides reliable strength and long term resistance to wear in industrial environments.
This accessory is compatible with standard Anco cantilever arms and is designed for quick, straightforward installation, making it a simple way to improve rack safety with minimal interruption. By adding a fixed stop at the end of each arm, operators can reduce the risk of accidental stock movement, helping maintain safer handling practices across busy warehouse and workshop environments.
Functional Use and Benefits
The end stop improves load containment on open arm systems, particularly when storing round or unstable materials. Its robust steel construction offers consistent performance and reduces stock handling risks without altering the main racking structure.
Why You Should Buy
- Improved Safety: Prevents stored materials from sliding or rolling off cantilever arms.
- Simple Installation: Bolt on design fits standard Anco cantilever arms quickly and easily.
- Durable Build: Powder coated steel construction provides long lasting protection.
- Cost Effective Upgrade: Enhances safety without major modifications or added components.
- Supports Compliance: Helps maintain safer working conditions in industrial environments.
Overview
The Cantilever Arm End Stop provides an effective and durable safety enhancement for any Anco cantilever racking installation. Its strong construction and easy installation make it ideal for high use industrial areas where secure material storage is essential.
By preventing unintentional material movement, it contributes to safer workflows and reduces the risk of product damage or workplace incidents.