Welcome to Schmersal India

Safety in system: Protection for man and machine!

Under this motto, the Schmersal Group offers its customers the largest range of safety switching appliances and systems worldwide for the protection of human life and machines.

Service

Schmersal Offers Solutions which are suited to Steel,Cement,Power Plants,Ports and industries demanding heavy duty switchgear to operate under severe and hazardous conditions. Features such as Cast Iron Enclosures for Position Switches,Ceramic insulations for Contacts & Ex Proof Switches help the products to perform seamlessly whenever they have been integrated into systems.No Wonder they work for more than decade ,once selected and installed perfectly.  more For many years now, safety in the workplace has been achieved with products from the SCHMERSAL-Group. It is understood that the entire range of SCHMERSAL and ELAN is available in India too. Please find general information as well as our product basket at a glance in our new brochure.  more

Innovations

The operating principle of these tactile safety devices is very simple: if a person steps on the mat, the connected safety relay module will stop the hazardous movement of the machine. In this way, the hazardous areas on wood-processing machines, scissor lifts or punching plants can be simply and efficiently safe-guarded.  more The CSS technology developed and patented by Schmersal has proven itself at international level. The SPS/IPC/DRIVES 2010 is the perfect platform to present the next step in the development: the RSS 36 electronic safety sensor.  more For hard-to-access mounting situations. With the ZSM 476, the Schmersal Group presents a latching position switch with multiple contacts for use both in elevator technology and in general machinery construction.  more

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Newsletter Issue 2011/01

News

Safety Training Workshop Mumbai : 21st and 22nd June Gurgaon : 3rd and 4th September Bengaluru : 6th and 7th September  more

Technical articles

In 2005, the BGIA (today IFA) conducted a representative survey, which revealed that the safety equipment on more than one third of machinery and plants is permanently or temporarily tampered. Although the necessary conclusions have been drawn from this survey, it can be assumed that tampering still exists today. This article demonstrates that tampering however can be prevented.  more

Technical articles

We informed you about the draft of a planned change to EN 1088:1996 in the 24/02/07 edition of the MRL (Machinery Directive – MD) News dated 14.02.2007. This information concerned the amendment AMD 1 on the subject "The use of design to minimise opportunities for circumvention" that has been passed some time ago and has also in the meantime been incorporated into the current version of the standard.  more