Omron 88050-0090 Universal Gotcha Stick, For Use With Hazardous Machines

The Omron 88050-0090 Universal Gotcha Stick is a precision-engineered safety measuring device designed to verify compliance with machine guarding standards. It ensures that protective barriers on hazardous machinery meet safety regulations by simulating the reach of body parts, preventing accidental contact with moving components. Additionally, this essential tool helps maintenance engineers, safety inspectors, and plant managers maintain OSHA, ANSI, and ISO compliance during equipment setup and audits.

Notable Advantages of Buying the Omron Universal Gotcha Stick for Hazardous Machines

• Ensures compliance with ANSI, OSHA, and ISO safety standards.
• Accurately simulates human reach for hazard zone testing.
• Lightweight yet durable construction for reliable, long-term use.
• Improves workplace safety by verifying proper guard placement.
• Reduces injury risk through proactive safety verification.
• Easy-to-handle ergonomic design for efficient, on-site inspections.
• Compatible with multiple machinery types across industrial sectors.

Robust Construction and Reliable Performance

Crafted from durable, lightweight materials, the Gotcha Stick provides consistent and accurate reach measurements without deforming or bending. Its ergonomic design allows comfortable handling and repeatable testing, even in confined or complex machine layouts. The bright, easy-to-read marking scale enhances visibility during inspection and verification processes.

Versatility in Applications

• Machine safety audits and risk assessments in factories or workshops.
• Guard verification on hazardous machinery such as presses, conveyors, and robotic cells.
• Maintenance and compliance testing during machinery installation or modification.
• Use by safety professionals, EHS managers, and mechanical engineers ensuring guarding adequacy.
• Educational and training facilities for teaching machine safety standards and guarding principles.

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