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H-RAIL ON WALL

H-RAIL ON WALL is a wall-mounted horizontal rail system that makes working at height safe. The rigid rail can be straight or curved and has low visibility. It can be used both to arrest falls and for work positioning in suspension.

The system is used with a special four-wheeled runner that moves along the rail. This makes it easy to move even when suspended. H-RAIL ON WALL can be mounted on wood, concrete or steel and requires only a few attachment points. The distance between supports can be up to 6 metres. The compact design makes it also suitable for retrofitting on buildings where larger fall protection systems are difficult to install.

Areas of use

H-RAIL ON WALL is developed for wall-mounted fall arrest systems in work and maintenance at height, for example on facades. It can be used both for fall restraint and for work in suspension. The system suits both industrial environments and residential buildings.

Specifications

• Installation: Wall mounting
• Substrate: Wood, concrete and steel
• Drag line: Straight or curved
• Four-wheel sliding runner
• Use: Fall arrest and suspension
• Maximum distance between supports: Up to 6 m
• Installation: Limited number of fixing points
• Retrofitting: Can be installed on existing structures

FAQ

What is the difference between H-RAIL ON WALL and a horizontal wire lifeline?

H-RAIL ON WALL uses a rigid rail instead of a wire rope. This makes H-RAIL ON WALL suitable for applications where a stable anchorage line is required, including work in suspension.

Can H-RAIL ON WALL be used for suspended work?

Yes. The H-RAIL ON WALL is designed for both fall arrest and suspension, and is used with a four-wheeled runner that moves along the rail.

What is the maximum distance between the rail support points?

The distance between the supports can be up to 6 metres, which reduces the number of fixing points needed during installation.