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Kee Gate Self-Closing Safety Gates

OSHA-compliant Kee Gate Self-Closing Safety Gates are engineered with a spring-loaded hinge mechanism to ensure that the gate will always close for optimum fall protection in industrial environments. Corrosion resistant and performance tested, Kee Gate is made from hot-dipped galvanized steel and can be powder-coated in safety yellow for visibility.

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