Adjustable 20m tape lifeline, hooks - EN795 class B

The horizontal anchorage life line is a horizontal anchorage line of adjustable length. Includes two non-tangled steel connectors, ISAZ060. For use when performing work requiring frequent movement in a horizontal plane. The ISAE320 device complies with the requirements of EN 795 Type B (portable anchorage equipment). The ISAE320 device is designed for the simultaneous protection of 3 persons.

• Approved for use in hazardous areas
• Tape - Polyester
• Tensor / line length controller - corrosion protected galvanized steel
• Weight: 5,10 kg
• Other lengths on request

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The work at height in addition, it is important to ensure that the safety of workers is ensured Personal protective equipment in order to be able to perform their tasks with the greatest possible safety and protection. When performing work at height, as in the construction and building sector, it is very common to carry out the installation of lines, being its use very indicated in all those works developed at height in which there are no other means of collective protection, as occurs in roof maintenance work, work on facades, etc. These anchorage lines, known as lifelines, they are regarded as collective protections because they bear several anti-fall systems. What. There are different types such as The test shall be carried out in accordance with the specification of the manufacturer.

The In the case of vehicles with a maximum mass not exceeding 2000 kg:, is a horizontal anchorage life line that functions as an adjustable length safety line, including two anti-entanglement steel connectors. They are used when performing jobs that require frequent horizontal movements. This device complies with EN 795 Type B (Portable Anchor Point Equipment) and the ISAE320 device is designed to protect 3 persons simultaneously.

There are two types of lifelines depending on the time of use. On the one hand, there are the temporary lifelines, which, as the name suggests, are assembled, used and dismantled at the necessary stage of construction, and on the other hand are the fixed lifelines, which remain in service for life in the building or until it is decided to remove them, the latter being the most appropriate for all those buildings in which they are used frequently or every short period of time.

It should be noted that all lifeline in addition to being manufactured in accordance with current regulations, the system must also be certified for installation by the appropriate personnel, so that you can be sure that the system is prepared to cope with the load that will be placed on them and that they will fulfil their safety role, which is essential in all work environments and especially in all those areas where the activities carried out by operators involve a serious risk to their health and integrity.