Latchways® Inclined Lifeline Systems

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The MSA range of Latchways Inclined Lifeline Systems provide permanent fall protection for maintenance works on structures that slope. These lifelines are assessed by Notified Bodies to be fit for purpose in inclinations between 10° and 90°. Workers climbing on environments such as suspension bridges, conveyors, telecom antennas on roofs or other inclined structures can be secured and walk freely along the entire lifeline system. The guided type fall arresters lock-on immediately if the system user would either fall or slip.

We are the UK leader in Gas Detection and we’re here to help. Call us on 01200 445 804 or email info@ribble-enviro.co.uk

Latchways BridgeLatch - User Instructions
Latchways ClimbLatch - User Instructions

Key Features:

Latchways Inclined Lifeline Systems act as permanent fall protection system for maintenance works in respectively all inclined environments. The wide range of componentry offers a possibility to make every system fit for purpose.

  • Permanent Inclined Lifeline System tested for simultaneous usage of up to 4 users
  • BridgeLatch guided type fall arresters guarantee protection against fall for users in inclined applications between 0° and 70°
  • BridgeLatch devices would arrest a fall and lock-on in any direction in an event of a fall.
  • ClimbLatch guided type fall arresters ensure protection against fall for users in inclined applications between 10° and 90°
  • Various intermediate and corner brackets allow the guided type fall arresters to pass brackets without any manual action and preventing the need to disconnect from the system.
  • A wide range of fixing-componentry allows the installer to make the system fit to every possible situation on-site
  • Possibility to install multiple horizontal energy absorbers to overcome challenges on-site regarding the structure
  • High quality stainless steel (AISI 316) makes the product to last even in aggressive environments

  Latchways BridgeLatch – User Instructions
  Latchways ClimbLatch – User Instructions

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