Suspended anchor crane with extendable arm for access, recovery, and rescue EASYSAFEWAY 2 KRATOS SAFETY

The EasySafeWay 2 is a suspended anchor crane with an extendable arm, designed to provide safe access, recovery, and rescue in confined spaces. Its modular and versatile design allows it to adapt to a wide variety of configurations, offering a customized solution for each need. Thanks to its extendable arm and load capacity, the EasySafeWay 2 allows positioning workers or victims in hard-to-reach places, thus ensuring their safety and facilitating rescue operations.

FEATURES

• Rotating anchor ring at the end of the arm to attach the arm crane to an anchor point according to standard EN 795:2012.
• Base with adjustable height feet to level the anchor to the ground.
• Can be used for lateral access to confined spaces.
• Material: Aluminum.
• Weight: 13.20 kg.
• Maximum load capacity: 500 kg.
• Compliance: EN 795:2012 Type A, Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, EN 1808.
• Static resistance of anchor points (according to standard EN 795:2012) > 12 kN.
• Tensile strength > 15 kN.

Adjustable boom arm at 3 defined heights:

- 1.32 m / 2.14 m / 2.54 m (non-extended arm),

- 1.32 m / 2.54 m / 3.14 m (extended arm).

APPLICATIONS

For access in confined spaces, in combination with a work and rescue winch (FA 60 003 20/20S, FA 60 003 30/30S, FA 60 023 20/20R), or with a fall protection system with an integrated rescue winch (FA 20 401 10/10S/20/20R/20S/30S), in areas where the use of a "conventional" anchor system is not possible due to height restrictions.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Standard(s): EN 795:2012 Type A
• Material: Aluminum
• PPE / NON-PPE Non-PPE

STANDARDS

- EN 795:2012 Type A refers to anchor systems, but in this case focuses on portable anchor devices. These devices are designed to be used on the ground or on flat surfaces and do not require a fixed installation on a structure. Type A includes requirements for their design, performance, and testing, ensuring that they are safe and effective in preventing falls. These systems are often used in situations where it is not practical or possible to install a permanent anchor system, offering flexibility and mobility to workers performing tasks at height.

USAGE

There is no good fall protection system without a good anchor point. Whatever type of intervention needs to be carried out, whether temporary or regular, it is essential to choose the anchor point carefully and ensure that the receiving structure (building, metal structure, post) is sufficiently strong.

HOW TO CHOOSE

The anchor point is undoubtedly the most delicate element of a fall protection system that must be chosen to ensure optimal safety. When choosing the anchor point, it is necessary first to determine where to install the anchor point. To do this, it is necessary to consider the following aspects: static resistance of the anchor point: > 10 kN installation height: sufficiently high in relation to the first potential obstacle in case of a fall (see fall factor diagram) situation: vertically from the workstation to avoid risks associated with the pendulum effect (see pendulum effect diagram)