Horizontal fall protection lifelines

Ensure Safety with Horizontal Fall Protection Lifelines

Learn about horizontal anchorage lines and their role in fall protection for safer work at height. In fall protection, a “Horizontal Anchorage Line” refers to a lifeline system installed horizontally between two anchor points to connect a worker’s personal fall arrest system.

Features:

Temporary Horizontal anchor line
Webbing material:100% Polyester
Color: Orange (customizable) width:30mm
Finished product length: 20000 mm
2pcs steel karabiner (JE5017)
1.5” cargo lashing

horizontal fall protection lifelines

A “Horizontal Anchorage Line” in fall protection refers to a lifeline system installed horizontally between two anchor points, used to connect a worker’s personal fall arrest system, allowing them to move along a working surface while maintaining a tie-off point overhead, preventing falls by arresting their fall if they lose footing; essentially acting as a safety line that runs parallel to the ground in a work area where overhead anchor points may not be available.

The Temporary Anchor Lifeline uses Heavy-Duty 50mm Webbing and is primarily used in general construction, steel erection, and scaffolding. The horizontal fall protection lifelines are extremely portable, flexible, and quick to assemble.

Two persons can be secured over a distance of 20 meters. The carabiners can be secured to soft slings wrapped around concrete pillars, steel beams, or a structure that can withstand a load of 6kN. The kit comes with a convenient protective carry bag for storage.