Anchor Beam

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Art./Item	Apertura (mm.)
27940	350 - 1240

EN 795B compliant anchor bar for doors and windows, with 2 anchor rings for double rope work and a usable length from 350 to 1240 mm.

Kapriol anchor bars are PPE suitable for use by a single person and provide a quick, safe and easy to install temporary anchorage point.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

2 anchor rings
Usable width: 350 to 1240 mm
Suitable for a single person
Standard EN 795B

PPE periodic checks and inspections

Product identification

Working life

Use of rapelling rescue and retrieval kit

The current legislation requires that each equipment must be subjected to periodic inspections:

Before, during and after use, the user must check the PPE conditions and integrity through a visual inspection after each use
At least every 12 months, PPE must be subjected to mandatory periodic checks and inspections by competent personnel authorized by the manufacturing company

Each PPE is accompanied by a manual and identity card that must be kept for the entire use duration of the product and filled in with the periodic inspections data.

Phase 1. In the case of a single operator, proceed as with the previous kit, with the only difference that the injured person can be lifted thanks to the manual hoist included in the kit. This operation is used both to be able to release the injured person from the fall arrest system if it could not be cut (e.g. wire rope of a retractable device), or to bring the injured person back to an escape plan positioned above.

PHASE 2. If you work with two rescuers, one of the two is lowered until he reaches the injured person and here he directly performs all the connection, lifting and release operations of the injured person. Then the first operator who is maneuvering the descender from the rescue kit anchor point, lower the other rescuer and the injured person to the ground. This method is particularly suitable in cases where the injured person is unconscious and therefore unable to collaborate during the rescue phases.