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Description
The fixed overhead lifeline system Kstrong under the roof is a safety solution combined with a set of bodyharness and SRL arresting cables, preventing falls when workers work at height in factories, warehouses
The anchor points is connected to the purlin under the roof by special pillars without destroying the structure, the user connects to the system via the SRL set to freely move the working operation.
ADVANTAGES
– Easy to install on a variety of purlins and sizes
– The system can bear up to 4 users
– Combined with SRL, users can move freely and easily manipulate and work.
– The system can bear up to 4 users
– Combined with SRL, users can move freely and easily manipulate and work.
MATERIAL
– Mechanical parts are made of stainless steel SS316 – Anti-corrosion, weather impact, high durability up to 2.3 tons.
– Lifeline uses 8mm stainless steel rope with a load capacity of up to 3.9 tons
– Lifeline uses 8mm stainless steel rope with a load capacity of up to 3.9 tons
APPLICATION
– Loading and unloading areas – workers climb onto the overhead truck to assist in pushing the goods out.
– Elevated work platforms or areas of machinery requiring maintenance that require workers to climb to the top of the machine.
– Gas and liquid pipelines are in high position, workers need access for maintenance
– Loading and unloading areas – workers climb onto the overhead truck to assist in pushing the goods out.
– Elevated work platforms or areas of machinery requiring maintenance that require workers to climb to the top of the machine.
– Gas and liquid pipelines are in high position, workers need access for maintenance
STANDARD
– EN 795:2012
– TCVN 8206
– AS/NZS 5532:2013
– TS16415:2013 (Up to 4 person)
– Meet standard EN 13463-1: 2009 and EN 13463-5: 2003
– EN 795:2012
– TCVN 8206
– AS/NZS 5532:2013
– TS16415:2013 (Up to 4 person)
– Meet standard EN 13463-1: 2009 and EN 13463-5: 2003
KSTRONG LIFELINE INSTALLATION
Input: Customer Request
Step 1: Clarify customer request, job analysis
Step 2: Site visit
Step 3: Design
Step 4: Processing
Step 5: Site visit before installation
Step 6: Installation and inspection
Step 7: Training
Step 8: Periodic inspection
