PROVEN SOLUTIONS: The Importance Of The Spring On Your Safety Gate
For a safety gate to be effective, it needs to prevent an accident. In most cases, that means the gate must be closed when not in use, serving as a barrier against whatever risks are on the other side of it. One of the primary features that sets a safety gate apart from a regular gate in this regard is that a safety gate closes on its own after someone goes through it. This self-closing action happens thanks to heavy-duty springs, and if those springs aren't doing their jobs properly, the safety gate's protection is compromised and its lifespan is diminished.