Permanent horizontal lifeline systems
Discover mobility and fall protection for at-height workers.
Types of permanent horizontal lifeline systems
An HLL may appear to be a basic line strung between two anchors but it is much more than that. It is critical to choose a horizontal system that has been precision engineered and tested to meet industry standards.
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Roof systems
Roof systems are designed to provide secure attachments on the roof of a building where there is significant area for workers to move. In these cases, stationary anchors can give workers a connection point for safety equipment. Rail systems can also protect workers while allowing them to move around the roof.
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Horizontal sytems
Horizontal systems offer a secure connection point while allowing worker mobility along the length of a structure such as a bridge, catwalk, maintenance platform or other frequently accessed place where fall protection is needed.
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Rigid rail systems
Among the best in overhead fall protection systems on the market, these enclosed overhead track systems eliminate sag distance that can occur in cable systems, reduce fall clearance compared with foot-level anchors or rail systems, and are well-suited many applications, indoor or out.
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