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Inclined lifeline system
COMBIRAIL
Inclined rail system
High-performance inclined rail lifeline with bi-directional locking runner, for floors, walls and overhead configurations. Suspension and work in tension possible
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Horizontal continuous movement
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Great movements on horizontal, vertical and inclined surfaces
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Great vertical movements
Structures that need to be secured cannot be only either flat or vertical, and workers need to be protected even on inclined configurations.
To do so, fall protection systems have been designed to provide an optimum safety on slopes up to 180°.
To provide the optimum safety to your workers even on slopes, Delta Plus Systems has designed the Combirail inclined fall protection rail system.
This patented safety solution allows free movement in all direction without unclipping for horizontal, vertical or inclined structures.
European standards
The Combirail complies with the following standards
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Personal fall protection equipment - Type D refers to rigid systems, usually rail systems. |
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Technical specification "Personal fall protection equipment - Anchor devices - Recommendations for anchor devices for use by more than one person simultaneously |
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Guided type fall arresters including a rigid anchor line - Defines the requirements for design, material andconstruction, blocking methods, and requirements forstatic strength and dynamic performance, corrosionresistance, marking and information. |
Versatility
Especially designed to work in tension or under loads
High adaptability
Rail bending and switch allow free movements in all direction
User-friendly
Especially designed to work in tension or under loads
Optimum safety
Its engineered bidirectional locking carriage works only if needed. Efficient even for small fall distance
Superior design
Superior design and finish allow a perfect integration whatever architectural constraints on site
Installation features
What are the different types of inclined lifeline systems?
The inclined lifeline, a crucial component of a fall protection system, is used for work at height where access is difficult and the slope is steep. The term ‘incline’ refers to the configuration of the lifeline, which is installed so as to follow the slope or incline of the roof or structure.
Sloped lifelines can be temporary or permanent. Temporary sloped lifelines are generally used for short-term or mobile projects, such as construction or one-off maintenance. They are flexible and easy to install and move as required.
Permanent inclined lifelines are permanently fixed to the structure and are used for regular tasks at the same site. They require professional installation and are often made from more durable materials.
There are also different options for the type of cable used in an inclined lifeline. The choice between a steel cable or a polyester webbing will depend on the job requirements and environmental conditions. Wire ropes are strong and durable, but polyester webbing can offer greater flexibility and resistance to certain environmental conditions.
Finally, the choice of inclined lifeline may also depend on the type of fall arrest device used. Some systems allow the use of mobile fall arrest devices that move with the user along the line, whilst others may require fixed fall arrest devices.
It is important to consult a safety expert to determine the best inclined lifeline solution for your specific situation, taking all these factors into account.
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Permanent safety without disconnection
