Lifeline tape 20m adjustable, anti-tangle hooks and bag - EN795

The horizontal lifeline for anchoring is a horizontal safety line of adjustable length. It includes two steel anti-tangle connectors, ISAZ060, and a transport bag, ISAX050. It is designed for use when performing tasks that require frequent movement 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: 5.20 kg
• Other lengths available upon request

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A lifeline is a rope that is part of a fall protection system that provides continuous protection to workers performing tasks at height to prevent them from falling, which could have serious consequences for the professional, potentially resulting in severe injury or even death in the most serious cases. For this reason, the use of collective protection systems such as the 20m adjustable lifeline, anti-tangle hooks, and bag - EN795 is essential.

The 20m adjustable lifeline, anti-tangle hooks, and bag - EN795 is a horizontal lifeline for anchoring that functions as an adjustable horizontal safety line. It includes two anti-tangle steel connectors and a transport bag. It is recommended for use in jobs that require frequent movements on a horizontal plane, with the ISAE320 device designed to simultaneously protect three people and having the appropriate approval for use in hazardous areas.

In general, the objective of the lifeline is to reduce the risk of injury for workers falling from different heights, limiting the distance the worker's body would fall while also reducing both the magnitude of the fall and the effects of the braking force to make it tolerable for the physical integrity of the professional. Additionally, it will help ensure that, in the event of a fall, the worker remains suspended until rescued.

Every lifeline must be certified under current regulations, and it is the company's responsibility to know the number of people it is designed for and other manufacturer indications, thus avoiding greater risks for workers.

It should be noted that different elements such as dirt, wear, and the presence of certain agents cause deterioration in fall protection systems. Therefore, to preserve these elements and care for them, various aspects must be considered, always following the manufacturer's conservation and maintenance recommendations. Likewise, if the equipment shows any type of anomaly or defect, it must be replaced and destroyed immediately.

Lifelines must be installed by qualified professionals who have received the appropriate training to ensure that these systems fulfill their intended purpose perfectly.