Safety bar for doors and windows in steel - EN 795 class B ref AT060

The AT060 safety bar is a component of fall protection equipment for working at heights and a portable fastening device / anchor point. The bar can be used in openings (doors and windows) with a width of 350 to 1240 mm. It is equipped with two side locking plates.

• Dimensions: 1415 x 150 x 100mm
• Gaps between: 350 to 1240 mm
• Weight: 6.9 kg;
• Material: galvanized steel
• For 2 users simultaneously

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Professionals in various sectors are often required to perform their tasks at heights, which poses an additional risk to the inherent dangers that may arise from their professional activities and that involve the use of certain Personal Protective Equipment. There are different options available in the market to protect against falls from different levels, which vary depending on the needs and characteristics of each work environment and circumstance. In this regard, it is sometimes necessary to resort to elements such as the Steel safety bar for doors and windows - EN 795 class B ref AT060, a piece designed to be used in all those places where there are no other fixed anchor points or the possibility of placing portable anchors.

The Steel safety bar for doors and windows - EN 795 class B ref AT060 is a component that is part of fall protection devices and acts as a fastening point, a bar that can be used in openings, whether windows or doors, with a width of 350 to 1240 mm. It is equipped with two side locking plates, with dimensions of 1415 x 150 x 100 mm and made of galvanized steel. This bar is designed to be used by one person at a time.

Thanks to the use of this element, different fall arrest anchoring elements, vertical lifelines, retractable equipment, etc., can be connected to it, allowing workers to perform their tasks with a greater degree of safety and protection, which will reduce the chances of the worker falling from a different level.

It is always important to keep in mind that all elements and devices used in safety matters in any work environment must be in perfect condition, especially in cases where work is performed at heights greater than two meters and where there is a significant risk to the worker, who, in the event of a fall, could suffer serious injuries or even death in the most extreme cases. Whenever any of these elements show any anomaly or deterioration, it must be replaced with a new one that is in perfect condition and does not compromise the safety of the workers.