Move freely across a roof without disconnecting for a moment. This 20 metre horizontal lifeline creates a continuous anchor point so you can move safely on roofs, floor slabs, structures or scaffolding.
It is installed between two strong anchor points and lets the worker connect their harness with a lanyard and cover the whole working length without having to unclip and clip back on. You gain productivity and, above all, safety.
It is a very useful solution for waterproofing, roof repairs, structural assembly or maintenance of industrial buildings, where the worker has to move along a large area.
Main advantages
20 metres long: covers large working areas
Continuous anchorage: move without disconnecting
Installed between two anchors: adapts to roofs and structures
More productivity: less time clipping on and off
For a range of jobs: roofs, floor slabs, scaffolding and industrial buildings
What it is used for
Work on roofs.
Floor slabs and structures under construction.
Scaffolding and platforms.
Maintenance of industrial buildings.
Waterproofing and panel installation.
Technical specifications
Type: Horizontal lifeline
Length: 20 m
Installation: Between two strong anchor points
Reference: CX-2651259100
Vetonek tip: a lifeline is only as safe as its anchors: fix it to structural elements capable of withstanding a fall and check it before each use. Always use a lanyard with an energy absorber to connect to it.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need in addition to the lifeline?
A fall arrest harness and a lanyard with an energy absorber to connect to it.
How long is it?
It is 20 metres long.
How is it installed?
Between two strong anchor points, fixed to structural elements capable of withstanding the forces of a fall.
What is the advantage over a fixed anchor point?
It lets you move along the whole working area without disconnecting, which is key on roofs and floor slabs.
How often does it need to be inspected?
Visually before each use, and periodically by a competent person in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I need in addition to the lifeline?
A fall arrest harness and a lanyard with an energy absorber to connect to it.
How long is it?
It is 20 metres long.
How is it installed?
Between two strong anchor points, fixed to structural elements capable of withstanding the forces of a fall.
What is the advantage over a fixed anchor point?
It lets you move along the whole working area without disconnecting, which is key on roofs and floor slabs.
How often does it need to be inspected?
Visually before each use, and periodically by a competent person in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
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