Lifeline tape 20m adjustable, hooks - EN795 class B

The horizontal lifeline anchor is an adjustable length horizontal safety line. It includes two steel anti-tangle connectors, ISAZ060. It is used when performing work that requires frequent movements on a horizontal plane. The ISAE320 device meets the requirements of the EN 795 Type B standard (portable anchorage points). The ISAE320 device is designed for the simultaneous protection of 3 people.

• Approved for use in hazardous areas
• Strap - Polyester
• Tensioner / line length controller - galvanized steel protected against corrosion
• Weight: 5.10 kg
• Other lengths available upon request

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Work at height involves a significant risk for workers, who must always have at their disposal, and use, the most suitable Personal Protective Equipment to perform their tasks with the highest possible safety and protection. When carrying out work at height, as occurs in the construction and building sector, it is very common to install lines, with their use being highly indicated in all those jobs developed at height where there are no other means of collective protection, such as in roof maintenance work, facade work, etc. These anchorage lines, known as lifelines, are considered collective protections as they support several fall protection systems at the same time. There are different types such as the Adjustable 20m Lifeline, anti-tangle hooks - EN795 class B.

The Adjustable 20m Lifeline, anti-tangle hooks - EN795 class B, is a horizontal lifeline anchor that functions as an adjustable length safety line, including two steel anti-tangle connectors. They are used when carrying out work that requires frequent horizontal movements. This device complies with the EN 795 Type B standard (portable anchorage points), with the ISAE320 device designed to simultaneously protect 3 people.

There are two types of lifelines depending on the duration of use. On one hand, there are temporary lifelines, which, as their name indicates, are installed, used, and dismantled during the construction phase as needed, and on the other hand, there are fixed lifelines, which remain in service for life in the building or until they are decided to be removed, with the latter being the most suitable for all those buildings where they are used frequently or every short period of time.

It is important to note that every lifeline must be manufactured according to current regulations, and also have the certification of its installation by the appropriate personnel, as this ensures that the system is prepared to handle the weight that will be placed on it and that it will fulfill its purpose in terms of safety, which is fundamental in any work environment, especially in all those work areas where the activities performed by workers involve a serious risk to their health and integrity.