Rotho Blaas
PATROL + TOWER A2
PATROL + TOWER A2 is a horizontal wire-based lifeline system with stainless steel support for mounting on wood, concrete and steel. The high corrosion resistance makes the system particularly suitable for coastal and other corrosive environments.
TOWER A2 is made of A2 stainless steel for high strength and long life in exposed environments. The support has a controlled deformation that, in the event of a fall, helps to reduce the load on the fixtures and the supporting structure. The system can withstand loads in all directions, 360°, and can be installed on both flat and sloping roofs. It can also be mounted in ceilings to create an overhead lifeline system.
Areas of use
PATROL + TOWER A2 is used for permanent fall protection on flat and sloping wooden, concrete or steel roofs. Thanks to the stainless steel support, the solution is particularly suitable for coastal areas, marine environments and other places where corrosion is an important factor. The system can also be used for overhead installations.
Specifications
- Maximum number of users: 4
- Substrate: Wood, concrete and steel
- Material, support: A2 stainless steel
- Corrosion resistance: Adapted for corrosive and marine environments
- Design: Controlled deformation during a fall
- Direction of load: 360°
- Types of roofs: Flat and sloping roofs
- Overhanging installation: Yes
- Installation in the ceiling: Yes
- Use: Permanent fall protection
FAQ
When is TOWER A2 a suitable choice?
TOWER A2 is particularly suitable in coastal, marine and other corrosive environments where high corrosion resistance is important.
On what surfaces can the PATROL + TOWER A2 be mounted?
The system is developed for installation on structures made of wood, concrete and steel.
How does TOWER A2 work in a fall?
The support has a controlled deformation that helps to reduce the load transferred to the attachments and the supporting structure.
| Article number | FAST SYSTEM WEBSET3 |
|---|---|
| Trade mark | Rotho Blaas |
| Category | Horizontal wire systems |
