Rail anchoring device

Rail-anchoring devices comply with EN 795:1996.

They are versatile fall arrest devices designed to replace classic C-type lifelines. They are used with trolleys, for work in restraint, fall arrest, and suspension.

The track features an extruded aluminum alloy profile that ensures the product’s light weight, resistance to corrosion and weathering, and mechanical strength suitable for the various possible uses.

The anchorage device considers several technical standards, depending on the possible uses: EN 795:1996 class D, as a device against falls from height suitable for suspended work; EN 1808 “suspended platforms at variable levels for use with baskets.”

When used for suspended work, the track brackets should be placed at a distance of 3m.