Lifelines & Rope Grabs · AFA940001
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Horizon Temporary Horizontal Webbing Anchorage Line, up to 20 m, 2 Users
Code: AFA940001
EN 795:2012TS 16415:2013 Type B and C
Horizon temporary horizontal lifeline made of polyester webbing that is extremely easy to carry and install wherever required. It is tensioned between two structures with a ratchet tensioner and provides a safe anchorage horizontally along its entire length for up to 2 users. The complete system is supplied in a bag permanently attached to the assembly.
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Key features
- Ratchet tensioner for easy tensioning of the lifeline between two structures
- 2 cross arm straps to tie off to the structure where anchorage is required
- Supplied in a bag permanently attached to the assembly, with comfortable shoulder straps for carrying
- Users connect their harness lanyard to the lifeline with a karabiner and can move along its full length
Technical specifications
| Lifeline material | Polyester webbing of 30.0 mm |
|---|---|
| Attachment ends | Both ends - Stitched loops with Twist Lock Karabiner's |
| Max. number of users | upto 2 users |
| Max. span | upto 20.0 mtrs |
| Weight | 4.12 kg ± 0.05 kg |
| Standards | EN 795:2012, TS 16415:2013 Type B and C |
BUYER'S GUIDE
Horizontal and Vertical Lifelines
When a worker moves continuously along an elevated level, a horizontal lifeline rigged between two anchorage points at the same height gives continuous anchorage and limits swing injuries. Temporary anchorage lines are engineered to be installed and removed easily for short-term jobs, horizontally or vertically.
- A horizontal lifeline acts as a mobile anchorage for lanyards, SRLs or fall arrest blocks as the worker moves sideways.
- Vertical anchorage lines use a rope grab that locks onto the line and arrests the fall immediately; connect the energy absorber between the harness front or rear attachment and the rope grab with a karabiner.
- When using rope and rope grabs, always make sure the line is taut between the anchor points.
- Size the end anchorages correctly: a horizontal lifeline needs 12 kN for one person plus 1 kN for each additional person, and end anchorages should take twice the anticipated load.
- Systems such as the T-Line combine lifeline, fall arrest and rescue in one unit, cancel the pendulum effect and can span up to 24m without intermediate supports.
- Fixed line systems should be inspected, repaired and revalidated annually.
Summarised from the manufacturer's catalogue. Selection must follow your site risk assessment and the competent person's judgement.
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| Product | Standards | Weight | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Horizon Temporary Horizontal Webbing Anchorage Line, up to 20 m, 2 Users AFA940001 |
EN 795:2012, TS 16415:2013 Type B and C | 4.12 kg ± 0.05 kg | — | This product |
| Horizon 4-Man Temporary Horizontal Rope Anchorage Line, up to 25 m AFA940010 |
EN 795:2012 Type C, TS 16415:2013 Type C | 9.28 kg ± 0.01 kg | — | View |
| Handy Line Temporary Horizontal Lifeline, 6 mm Galvanised Steel Wire Rope, up to 18 m AFA940014 |
EN 795:2012 Type C, TS 16415:2013 Type C, ATEX 2014/34/EU | 13.42 kg ± 0.01 kg | — | View |
| T-Line Twin Lifeline System with Rescue Retrieval, 12 m Span, Wire Rope AFA945012R |
EN 1496:2017 Class B | 19.30kg± 0.50 kg | — | View |
| T-Line Twin Lifeline System with Rescue Retrieval, 24 m Span, Wire Rope AFA945024R |
EN 1496:2017 Class B | 23.15kg± 0.50 kg | — | View |
| BRUTE T-Line Twin Lifeline System, 12 m Span, Wire Rope (without Retrieval) AFA945012 |
— | 18.63kg± 0.50 kg | — | View |
| BRUTE T-Line Twin Lifeline System, 24 m Span, Wire Rope (without Retrieval) AFA945024 |
— | 22.65kg± 0.50 kg | — | View |
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Technical data from the manufacturer's catalogue, page 92. Specifications may change; please confirm with our team before ordering.
