Rope diameter 11 mm for flexible lifelines EN1891 ref AC200

11 mm diameter rope to be used as a flexible lifeline with fall protection devices (AC012, ...). Available in various lengths (10 m, 20 m, 30 m, ...). EN1891

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Work at height carries a significant amount of risks, the main one being the possibility of falling from a different height, a type of accident that could have fatal consequences for the worker or cause serious injuries. For this reason, every professional performing work with this type of risk must have the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment for their type of activity, with fall protection systems that consist of different components such as flexible anchorage lines, also known as lifelines. These fall protection systems consist of a longitudinal element that can be made of steel cable, tape, or a rope like the 11 mm diameter rope for flexible lifelines EN 353-2 ref AC200.

The 11 mm diameter rope for flexible lifelines EN 353-2 ref AC200 is an element that can be used as a lifeline with fall protection devices and is available in various lengths (10 m, 20 m, 30 m, 40 m, and 50 m).

For a fall protection system to be considered a flexible anchorage line, it must be secured at least at two points, so that it can remain horizontal, with the possibility of having different intermediate elements necessary to maintain the system with greater safety, in addition to having a cable, tape, or rope that serves as a guiding element for the worker to move along it, always with the highest possible safety and protection.

Fall protection devices must always be in perfect condition to ensure that they fulfill their purpose and that their use does not pose any risk to the professional, who, in the event of detecting any type of deterioration or deficiency in them, must inform the responsible person so that they can be replaced with a new component, thus minimizing risks for the worker.

User protection in fall risk areas at height is essential, contributing a high level of safety for workers to perform their tasks more efficiently and safely, being able to rest assured that they are using systems that prevent their falls and, therefore, avoiding or reducing the consequences of injuries resulting from falls from different heights, one of the greatest dangers in the workplace.