Bulk Solids Material Handling
Efficiently manage and transport large volumes of material with our comprehensive range of bulk material handling solutions. This category features an array of products designed for industrial applications, includi...
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Fans & Blowers
Keep your operations running smoothly with our selection of Fans and Blowers, designed to meet industrial environments' airflow and ventilation needs.
Designed for performance and efficiency, our fans and blowers are perfect for cooling machinery, managing air quality, and venting hazardous fumes. Whether you need compact designs for tight spaces or heavy-duty options for demanding environments, our products deliver reliable performance, energy efficiency, and long-lasting durability.
Enhance air circulation, and worker safety, and improve your facility's environment with our ventilation solutions. Browse our product selection or contact us to speak with a product expert to help you with your selection.
Bulk Solids Filtration
At Centro, we provide a complete range of bulk solid filtration products online. Bulk solid filtration plays a major role in many conveying systems, designed to prevent fine particles from escaping while enhancing system performance.
These solutions help reduce material loss and ensure a consistent flow of materials, improving both efficiency and product quality. Our product offerings include:
- Rotary Airlocks: Used to prevent fine particles from escaping the system, maintaining clean and efficient operations.
- Pneumatic Exhausts: Improve system performance by minimizing material loss and providing a steady flow of materials.
- Dust Collectors: Essential for capturing and containing dust to keep your system clean and compliant.
- Air Filters: Provide additional filtration to maintain optimal air quality and system functionality.
If you're looking to enhance product quality, boost production efficiency, or both, our knowledgeable team can help you select the right solution. Browse our website today to explore our Bulk Solid Filtration products and services or contact us to speak to a product expert to help you in your selection.
Magnets
Bulk solids material handling magnets are engineered to remove ferrous contaminants from powders, grains, pellets, and other dry materials during conveying, processing, or storage in industrial systems. Commonly integrated into chutes, hoppers, conveyors, and pneumatic lines, these powerful magnetic separators protect downstream equipment, maintain product purity, and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards. Ideal for food, chemical, plastic, and mining industries, they provide reliable, maintenance-friendly solutions for contaminant control in high-throughput bulk solids handling operations.
Level Control
Level Control systems are essential for monitoring and managing the amount of material stored or flowing within bulk solids handling equipment such as silos, bins, hoppers, and conveyors. These systems help prevent overflows, ensure consistent material flow, and maintain operational efficiency by detecting high, low, or intermediate material levels. Products in this category may include level sensors, point-level switches, rotary paddles, vibrating forks, and radar or ultrasonic devices, all designed to handle the unique challenges of solid materials like powders, pellets, and granules. Level Control solutions contribute to safer, more reliable, and automated bulk material handling operations across industries such as agriculture, cement, mining, food processing, and chemical manufacturing.
Batteries
Centro's Batteries category features sealed lead-acid (SLA) and AGM battery solutions from trusted brands like Vision and Power-Sonic, spanning General Purpose, Long Life, and High Rate Discharge platforms. Every battery is maintenance-free, leak-proof, and built to perform in any mounting position, with options suited to standby, deep-cycle, and rapid-discharge duty. These batteries support a wide range of applications, including emergency lighting, fire security, telecom, UPS, solar, wind, medical equipment, and general-purpose backup power. Browse by voltage, capacity, and terminal type to find the right battery for your system, backed by rigorous manufacturing quality control.
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Couplings are offered which can be welded to vessel wall at the mounting location for SafePoint and KA/KAX level switches. Coupling can be selected based on type (full or half) and material of construction.
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The Double Type Repair Clamp from Morris Coupling Company is a heavy-duty solution designed for the secure and lasting repair of damaged conveying lines, piping, or tubing. Built with two compression points for enhanced sealing power, this clamp provides superior grip and durability in demanding bulk solids and pneumatic conveying applications.
Engineered for rigid pipe systems transporting abrasive or pressurized materials, the clamp is ideal for environments that demand rapid response repairs or long-term reinforcements. The split-body design allows for easy installation without pipe disassembly, while the dual-bolt configuration delivers added sealing pressure to reduce leaks and prevent separation at damaged joints.
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When higher pressure or applications requiring greater end-pull capabilities are encountered, these dual-flange couplings are recommended. Gasket is one piece with single row of interlocking teeth as illustrated. The outer shell with flanges and the inner sleeve are two pieces each. Dual-Purpose Couplings slide to position a the joint without removing the bolts... or may be separated into halves for assembly around the joint.
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The Morris Coupling Single Type Repair Clamp is a reliable, quick-response solution designed for the temporary or permanent repair of damaged or leaking tubing, piping, or conveying lines in bulk solids handling systems. Built for durability and ease of use, this clamp features a robust, all-metal construction with a single compression point, making it ideal for tight-space applications and quick field installations.
Engineered for compressed air, vacuum, or pressure conveying systems, the Single Type Repair Clamp provides a tight, leak-resistant seal without the need for welding or pipe replacement. Its split-body design allows for easy installation over existing lines, and its wingnut or bolt-tightening configuration ensures a secure, tool-friendly application in demanding environments.
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Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Galvanized Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$3,238.63
Should ship between 13 Nov and 20 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Gray Primed Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Iron Gray Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Yellow Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Optional Rail, Galvanized Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$3,238.63
Should ship between 13 Nov and 20 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Optional Rail, Gray Primed Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Optional Rail, Iron Gray Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Optional Rail, Yellow Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Standard Rail, Galvanized Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$3,238.63
Should ship between 13 Nov and 20 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Standard Rail, Gray Primed Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Standard Rail, Iron Gray Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Standard Rail, Yellow Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Stainless Steel, Flush Rail Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$4,833.41
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Stainless Steel, Optional Rail Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$4,833.41
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Stainless Steel, Standard Rail Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$4,833.41
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 101" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Galvanized Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$3,266.04
Should ship between 13 Nov and 20 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 101" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Gray Primed Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,795.19
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 101" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Iron Gray Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,795.19
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 101" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Yellow Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,795.19
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 101" Ht, Carbon Steel, Optional Rail, Galvanized Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$3,266.04
Should ship between 13 Nov and 20 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
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Couplings are offered which can be welded to vessel wall at the mounting location for SafePoint and KA/KAX level switches. Coupling can be selected based on type (full or half) and material of construction.
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The Double Type Repair Clamp from Morris Coupling Company is a heavy-duty solution designed for the secure and lasting repair of damaged conveying lines, piping, or tubing. Built with two compression points for enhanced sealing power, this clamp provides superior grip and durability in demanding bulk solids and pneumatic conveying applications.
Engineered for rigid pipe systems transporting abrasive or pressurized materials, the clamp is ideal for environments that demand rapid response repairs or long-term reinforcements. The split-body design allows for easy installation without pipe disassembly, while the dual-bolt configuration delivers added sealing pressure to reduce leaks and prevent separation at damaged joints.
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When higher pressure or applications requiring greater end-pull capabilities are encountered, these dual-flange couplings are recommended. Gasket is one piece with single row of interlocking teeth as illustrated. The outer shell with flanges and the inner sleeve are two pieces each. Dual-Purpose Couplings slide to position a the joint without removing the bolts... or may be separated into halves for assembly around the joint.
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The Morris Coupling Single Type Repair Clamp is a reliable, quick-response solution designed for the temporary or permanent repair of damaged or leaking tubing, piping, or conveying lines in bulk solids handling systems. Built for durability and ease of use, this clamp features a robust, all-metal construction with a single compression point, making it ideal for tight-space applications and quick field installations.
Engineered for compressed air, vacuum, or pressure conveying systems, the Single Type Repair Clamp provides a tight, leak-resistant seal without the need for welding or pipe replacement. Its split-body design allows for easy installation over existing lines, and its wingnut or bolt-tightening configuration ensures a secure, tool-friendly application in demanding environments.
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Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Galvanized Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$3,238.63
Should ship between 13 Nov and 20 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Gray Primed Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Iron Gray Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Yellow Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Optional Rail, Galvanized Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$3,238.63
Should ship between 13 Nov and 20 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Optional Rail, Gray Primed Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Optional Rail, Iron Gray Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Optional Rail, Yellow Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Standard Rail, Galvanized Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$3,238.63
Should ship between 13 Nov and 20 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Standard Rail, Gray Primed Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Standard Rail, Iron Gray Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Carbon Steel, Standard Rail, Yellow Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,771.69
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Stainless Steel, Flush Rail Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$4,833.41
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Stainless Steel, Optional Rail Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$4,833.41
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 100" Ht, Stainless Steel, Standard Rail Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$4,833.41
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 101" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Galvanized Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$3,266.04
Should ship between 13 Nov and 20 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 101" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Gray Primed Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,795.19
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 101" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Iron Gray Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,795.19
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 101" Ht, Carbon Steel, Flush Rail, Yellow Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$2,795.19
Should ship between 06 Nov and 13 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
Alternating Tread Stair, 56-degree, 101" Ht, Carbon Steel, Optional Rail, Galvanized Since 1981, our patented alternating tread stair design has set the industry standard for safe, compliant industrial access. When placed against standard industrial stairs, ships stairs, and fixed vertical ladders, the alternating tread stair is the safest alternative when space is at a premium. OSHA Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed when a standard stair is not feasible for regular and routine travel between levels, including access to operating platforms for equipment. IBC Compliance: Alternating tread stairs are allowed as a means of egress from small mezzanines, guard towers, observation stations, control rooms, and as access to unoccupied roofs. Reduced Footprint: Alternating tread stairs require a smaller overall footprint than standard stairs because of their steeper slope of either 56 or 68 degrees. Forward Facing Descent: Alternating tread stairs are designed to be used as a standard stair with users facing the direction of travel when climbing up and down. OSHA, IBC Compliant: Our experts will make sure your alternating tread stars are designed and engineered to meet OSHA and IBC requirements. Cushioned Central String: Alternating tread stairs have a built-in, cushioned, central stringer designed to protect users and reduce the risk of trips and falls. Full Depth Treads: The 8 1/2" tread depths on the alternating tread stair gives users firm, full-footed support. Built in Fall Protection: The code-compliant handrails on alternating tread stairs meet OSHA requirements for fall protection and improve ease of use.
$3,266.04
Should ship between 13 Nov and 20 Nov
Subject to factory lead times
FAQS
- Bulk solids material handling refers to the systems and equipment used to store, move, process, and control dry bulk materials such as powders, granules, pellets, and aggregates in industrial facilities. A complete bulk material handling system typically includes several types of equipment working together: conveying systems (vibratory conveyors, screw feeders, pneumatic conveyors) to transport material between process stages, fans and blowers to provide airflow for pneumatic conveying and ventilation, bulk solids filtration products (dust filtration cartridges, dust collectors, dust filtration ducting) to capture airborne particulates and maintain air quality, expansion joints to absorb thermal movement and vibration in ducting and piping systems, level control devices to monitor material levels in bins and silos, magnets to remove ferrous contaminants from the material stream, and metal structures and stairs to provide safe access to elevated equipment like silos, bins, and platforms. The right combination of equipment depends on the material properties, facility layout, throughput requirements, and industry regulations.
- Industrial fans and blowers are critical components in bulk material handling systems, providing the airflow needed for pneumatic conveying, process ventilation, dust collection, and cooling. In pneumatic conveying systems, blowers generate the air pressure or vacuum that moves dry bulk materials through enclosed pipelines from one point to another — this is how powders, granules, and lightweight materials are transported over distance without open conveyors. Fans are also the driving force behind dust collection systems, pulling dust-laden air from process equipment through filtration ducting and into dust collectors where particulates are captured by cartridges or bags before clean air is returned to the facility or exhausted outside. Material handling fans are specifically designed with radial or paddle-wheel blade configurations that resist clogging and abrasion when handling dirty or particle-laden airstreams. Selecting the right fan or blower involves matching the airflow volume, static pressure, material characteristics, and temperature to the application requirements.
- Expansion joints are flexible connectors installed in piping and ducting systems to absorb thermal expansion, contraction, vibration, and other dynamic movements that occur during normal operation. In bulk material handling, ducting systems that connect dust collectors, fans, conveying equipment, and process vessels experience significant temperature changes and mechanical stress — without expansion joints, these forces would cause cracking, misalignment, or failure of rigid duct and pipe connections. Expansion joints are available in several types including metal (stainless steel or carbon steel bellows for high-temperature and high-pressure applications), rubber (single arch, double sphere, or filled arch designs for vibration isolation and flexibility), and fabric (for large-diameter, low-pressure ductwork commonly found in dust collection systems). The right expansion joint material and style depends on the operating temperature, pressure, chemical environment, and the degree of movement the joint needs to accommodate. Proper selection and installation of expansion joints helps extend the lifespan and reliability of the entire ducting and piping infrastructure.
- Dust filtration is essential in any facility that handles dry bulk materials because processing, conveying, and transferring these materials generates airborne dust that poses health, safety, and environmental risks. Effective dust filtration systems capture particulates at the source before they can spread through the workplace. The key equipment includes dust collectors — units that house filter elements and use pulse-jet cleaning or mechanical shaking to dislodge collected dust for disposal. Dust filtration cartridges are the filter elements inside these collectors, designed with specialized media to trap fine particles from the air or gas stream while maintaining airflow. Dust filtration ducting is the network of ducts that connects emission sources (hoppers, conveyors, transfer points) to the dust collection system, ensuring dust-laden air is captured and routed to the collector. Dust personnel cleaning systems are also part of a complete approach — these stations use high-pressure air nozzles to remove dust from workers' clothing and PPE, with a built-in filtration system to prevent the removed dust from re-entering the work environment. Together, these components maintain air quality, protect worker health, and help facilities meet OSHA and environmental compliance requirements.
- Level control devices and magnets serve different but equally important roles in bulk material handling systems. Level control devices are sensors and instruments installed on bins, silos, hoppers, and tanks to continuously monitor or detect the level of bulk material inside. They prevent costly problems like overfilling (which can cause spills, equipment damage, or safety hazards) and running empty (which can starve downstream processes and damage equipment like pumps or conveyors running dry). Common level measurement technologies include ultrasonic, radar, capacitance, and rotary paddle sensors, each suited to different material types and vessel configurations. Magnets are used to protect equipment and product quality by removing ferrous metal contaminants — tramp metal like bolts, wire fragments, or wear particles — from the bulk material stream before it reaches sensitive processing equipment or finished product packaging. Magnetic separators are typically installed at transfer points, chute openings, or conveyor discharge points where they can capture metal debris as material flows past. Both level control and magnetic separation are standard components of a well-designed bulk handling system that runs reliably and produces clean, uncontaminated product.