Temporary horizontal lifeline for 4 users, with 4 O-LINE rings KRATOS SAFETY

The temporary horizontal lifeline O-LINE from Kratos Safety is a fall protection solution designed to provide safety for up to four users simultaneously. With a total length of 25 meters and four O-shaped rings, this lifeline adapts to a wide variety of work environments, allowing for quick and easy setup of horizontal anchorage systems. Its high-strength braided rope, combined with a specifically designed tensioner, ensures optimal tension and maximum safety for users.

FEATURES

• Braided rope (16 mm diameter) equipped with a specifically designed tensioner that allows for adjusting the tension of the lifeline between two supports.
• Equipped with a specifically designed brass swivel link that prevents rope twisting during use, and has a manufactured end on the other side to prevent the rope from accidentally coming out of the tensioner.
• Provided with 2 automatic triple-action locking steel carabiners with a 21 mm opening (ref. FA 50 301 23), 2 anchorage straps (length 2 m), and a transport backpack FA 90 107 00.
• Includes 4 steel O-shaped rings for the attachment of each user's fall protection system.
• Total available length: 25 m.
• Minimum length: 5 m.

Material:

• Tensioner: Aluminum and Stainless Steel
• Swivel link: Stainless Steel
• Connectors: Steel
• Weight: 11.64 kg.

APPLICATIONS

Temporary and reusable lifeline specially designed to provide a safe and adapted anchorage for 1, 2, 3, or 4 users at a time while working.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Standard(s): EN 795:2012 Type C & TS 16415:2013 Type C
• Material: "American" Type Braided Rope Diameter 16 mm
• PPE / NON-PPE Non-PPE
• Dimensions: Total Length: 25 m
• Other Attachment Points: 4 O-shaped Rings in Steel
• Connector: Brass Swivel Link

STANDARDS

- The regulation EN 795:2012 Type C refers to anchorage devices used for fall protection in work at height. Specifically, Type C covers anchorage systems designed to be installed on fixed structures, such as roofs or walls, and that allow for the connection of personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent falls.

- TS 16415:2013 Type C: This standard complements EN 795 and provides additional requirements for the use of anchorage devices that are used in combination with fall protection systems.

USAGE

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

HOW TO CHOOSE

The anchorage point is undoubtedly the most delicate element of a fall protection system that must be chosen to ensure optimal safety. When choosing the anchorage point, it is necessary to first determine where to install the anchorage point. To do this, the following aspects must be considered: static strength of the anchorage 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)