Galvanized steel anchor post LF P-EX - 500mm or 700mm IRUDEK

Anchor post for lifeline systems, designed to connect the installation with the structure for work at height. Made of galvanized steel and available in two heights (500 mm or 700 mm). As an anchor point for fall protection, it is certified for use by up to 5 people.

FEATURES

• End post for connection between lifeline and structure
• Galvanized steel
• Available heights: 500 mm or 700 mm
• Certification for up to 5 users in fall protection
• Standard EN 795 Type A
• Specification TS 16415:2013 for use by multiple users
• Element size: 100 x 5 mm

BENEFITS OF LF P-EX IRUDEK Anchor Post - 500mm or 700mm

Allows for the integration of an anchor point in a lifeline system when a defined connection with the structure is needed. Being available in two heights makes it easier to adapt the installation to the work environment. The galvanized finish is aimed at use in installations where resistance to corrosion is required.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT IT IS SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for fall protection installations in work at height where lifelines are used and an end post for connection with the structure is needed. Commonly used in maintenance, roof work, industrial installations, and areas of passage with fall risk, depending on the system design and installation.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Brand: Irudek
• Material: galvanized steel
• Height: 500 mm or 700 mm
• Weight (500 mm): 12.22 kg
• Weight (700 mm): 15.16 kg
• Dimensions: 100 x 5 mm
• Regulation: EN 795 Type A
• Specification: TS 16415:2013
• Users: suitable for up to 5 people (fall protection use)

REGULATIONS

The EN 795 Type A standard defines the requirements for fixed anchorage devices designed to be permanently attached to a structure (walls, ceilings, columns, or floors). Unlike other types of temporary anchors, these connection points —such as safety hooks or anchor plates— must be installed by qualified professionals and subjected to extreme tensile testing to ensure they can withstand a minimum force of 12 kN in the direction of the load. It is the fundamental basis of any protection system, as it constitutes the critical point where the rest of the fall protection equipment (absorbers, connectors, and harnesses) is connected.