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Simply roll this mobile anchorage system for individuals over to where it is to be implemented to protect up to 2 people from falls - without any further installation effort. Our ABS SafetyBull, which is equipped with smooth-running wheels and has plenty of room for tools, is the perfect temporary fall arrest solution on a flat roof surface. EN 795:2012, B + CEN/TS 16415:2017 Flat roofs < 5° Simple to use Special wheels make it easy to move Total weight: 274 kg Optional: Toolbox Side bars (2x) Tray for materials Additional weights (11x)

When installed overhead, these fully-traversable lifeline systems (8 and 6 mm) offer the utmost in protection. Both anchorage systems have been awarded national technical approval for numerous surfaces and are capable of protecting up to 4 individuals simultaneously. National technical approval ("abZ"): Z-14.9-786 (pls. observe the installation instructions provided in the "abZ") EN 795:2012, C &amp; CEN/TS 16415:2013 Add an ABS TI-FlexCurve (corner element) and ABS TI-Bracket (intermediate bracket) for a fully-traversable system Various system supports are available for all surface types Ideal for overhead usage or on a facade 8 or 6 mm stainless steel cable (316) Simultaneous protection for up to 4 individuals

These lifeline systems have been awarded national technical approval and are available in 2 cable thicknesses (6 and 8 mm). They can be used to provide simultaneous fall protection for up to 4 individuals. These stainless steel anchorage systems can be installed on a flat or pitched roof or along a facade to secure your access routes - and there are virtually no limits as to how far you can extend them. National technical approval ("abZ"): Z-14.9-786 (pls. observe the installation instructions provided in the "abZ") EN 795:2012, C &amp; CEN/TS 16415:2013 Designed for use in combination with virtually any ABS Safety post Suitable for installation on most common roof types 6 or 8 mm stainless steel cable (V4A) Simultaneous protection for up to 4 individuals

Our ABS-Lock Falz-H anchorage point (anchor/lifeline system) was specially designed and approved for angled standing seam roof surfaces. This anchor comes with a round base plate which optimally distributes any ensuing force; the base plate itself is equipped with an integrated seal. The sliding properties of the roof are retained even after installation. In Germany: Please observe the installation instructions provided in the "abZ" (national technical approval: Z-14.9-822) EN 795:2012, A + CEN/TS 16415:2017 Designed for standing seam roofs (manufacturer-independent) OSB: Min. 22 mm Wood: Min. 24 mm Can be installed through a vapour barrier / waterproofing Installation set included

Bossong anchors are embedded into boreholes made in the masonry to be strengthened through drilling machines with diamond bits, that work only with rotation movement in order to avoid vibration and percussion effects on the masonry. Depending on the type of masonry and on the particular setting of the site drilling works can be done with water or air cooling or with techniques that help to avoid the spread of cooling liquids. The choice of the drilling technique is decisive when works are done in unique and precious settings where painting, ancient plasters and stuccoes are present and have to be saved and preserved. The borehole diameter is designed according to anchors size it is usually about three times the steel bar diameter; the length of the anchor is another parameter to be evaluated for the right choice of the borehole diameter.