Which installation methods are used for panel type roofs?
In sandwich panel and trapezoidal type roofs, if the sheet condition is suitable, anchors with large surface area are fixed directly on the sheet. XTR Safety recommends the use of [...]
What are the types of panel roofs?
Panel type roofs can be sandwich panels or trapezoidal sheets. Sandwich panel roofs are roughly formed by filling the space between two trapezoidal sheets with insulation material. For panel type [...]
At what height should overhead lifelines be?
The height of the lifelines on the vehicle is determined according to the height of the working area. Since there is not much distance between the worker and the ground [...]
Where are on-board lifelines installed?
On-vehicle lifelines can be installed on a specially designed platform above the worker's head or, if the vehicle is under a building or porch, a lifeline can be installed on [...]
Is the platform certified?
In the case of lifelines, only the wire rope or rail system as a whole is certified. The platform, wall, steel construction on which the lifeline is fixed does not [...]
Can the platform and lifeline be purchased separately?
The lifeline and the uprights on which the lifeline is fixed can be considered as independent products. Looking at the system as a whole, the majority of the cost is [...]
Where are overhead lifelines used?
Overhead lifelines are used almost everywhere where on-board work is required and collective protection methods are not applicable. Overhead lifelines are needed in areas such as tanker filling sites, truck [...]
What material are rail systems made of?
XTR Safety XRAIL lifelines consist of aluminum rails and stainless steel components.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of rail lifelines?
Rail-type lifelines provide much more comfortable operation than wire rope systems. Wire rope lifelines should be fixed to high-strength surfaces. The strength value of the relevant surface can be determined [...]
What standards are rail lifelines subject to?
Rail-type horizontal lifelines are designed and certified according to EN 795: 2012 Type D and TS 16415 :2013 and rail-type vertical lifelines are designed and certified according to EN 353-1:2014+A1:2017 [...]
