Latchways Vertical Lifeline Systems MSA
GZ Industrial Supplies is the distributor of MSA Safety Equipment in Nigeria. The Latchways Vertical Lifeline Systems for ladders provide outstanding personal safety for individuals working on any type of fixed tower ladder, industrial ladder. Applications include cranes and silos. Our Latchways Vertical Lifeline Systems MSA for towers, have the inherent flexibility to be configured for use on virtually any design of power transmission tower.
The Latchways Vertical Lifeline Systems MSA are trusted around the world to ensure workers safety on all manner of structures, featuring our brilliantly engineered guided Type Fall Arrestors (GTFA), the MSA Latchways systems offer outstanding personal safety for those working at height, particularly in the telecom, agriculture, utility and energy industries. The TowerLatch and LadderLatch units emphasise inherent flexibility, meaning they can be configured for a wide variety of applications, including ladders, towers, masts, monopoles, silos and other structures specific to these industries
Features of Latchways Vertical Lifeline Systems MSA
• Flexible system: Vertical, horizontal, inclined, easily combined with ladders, bespoke bracketry
• Flexible freedom: Each systems’universal attachment device rotates freely through intermediate cable guides for continuous hands-free protection
• Load control: In the event of a fall, the load applied to the worker is limited to a maximum of 6 kN by either a Constant Force absorber at the top of the system or a webbing energy absorber on the device
• Inspection: Tension and visible deployment indicators provide immediate confirmation the system is safe to use
• Pedigree: Database of 2000 tower types
• Usability: Suitable for 3 users at the same time (400kg)
• Reliability: Proven problem free field use (15 years)
• Engineered to Last: Life expectancy 30+ years
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1 What is a latchway system?
Mansafe Systems, also known as Latchways Mansafe Systems, are horizontal safety lines made to ensure people's safety when working at heights.
Q2 What is a vertical lifeline?
Rather than having to disconnect and locate a new tie-off point every time, a vertical lifeline allows mobility up and down the full height of the line. You can climb with the mobility of an anchor point above your D-ring because it moves with you.
Q3 What are the best practices for vertical lifelines?
Good industry procedures for using a vertical lifeline safely are as follows: The lifeline should only have knots or splices at the termination sites. Affix every lifeline to a separate anchor point. There was just one employee linked to a vertical lifeline.
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