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These webbing safety lines give lateral and versatile continuous anchorage connections. The standard connection is made directly to the webbing line via a large hook or karabiner. Preferred methods of attaching the...
These webbing safety lines give lateral and versatile continuous anchorage connections. The standard connection is made directly to the webbing line via a large hook or karabiner. Preferred methods of attaching the...
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Description
These webbing safety lines give lateral and versatile continuous anchorage connections. The standard connection is made directly to the webbing line via a large hook or karabiner. Preferred methods of attaching the horizontal lifeline to a structure can include the following:
- Round slings exceeding 22kN in ultimate strength.
- Flat slings exceeding 22kN in ultimate strength
- Wire slings exceeding 22kN in ultimate strength
- Karabiners exceeding 50kN in ultimate strength
- Safety shackles exceeding 22kN in ultimate strength
- Grade 80 self locking lifting hooks exceeding 22kN in ultimate strength
- Anchor points must have a minimum rating of 22kN
- Horizontal lifelines have a maximum span of 18 metres.
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LINQ
LINQ Height Safety is a renowned PPE brand respected in Australia and New Zealand for premium quality products certified beyond requirements and sold at affordable prices.
All LINQ harnesses and lanyards are independently tested and certified by SAI Global in accordance with Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.1 2007. SAI Certification is displayed in the form of the SAI Global Standards Mark or '5 Ticks' logo representing reliability, quality assurance and safety - hallmarks of all LINQ Height Safety Gear, along with comfort, performance and affordable pricing. With four distribution centres within Australia and one in New Zealand holding significant stock levels, expedited delivery is the norm.
