Metal Energy Absorber System for Column or Ceiling Mount
Products / Horizontal Lifelines (HLL)
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A permanent cable HLL system
The Guardian-exclusive Metal Energy Absorber is designed for cable HLL systems utilizing dual 5000 lbs. anchorage connectors. The unique spiral design quickly sheds arrest energy minimizing felt impact forces during a fall. The Metal Energy Absorber can be used in cable HLL systems up to 100’. Use (1) Metal Energy Absorber on systems up to 60’ and (2) Metal Energy Absorbers (one at each anchorage connector) on systems between 60’ and 100’.
Configurations
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Features
- Guardian-exclusive design
- Stainless steel construction
- For use with HLLs only
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Compliance
This product meets the following regional compliance standards
OSHA 1926 Subpart M
OSHA 1910
ANSI A10.32 regulations.
Industries
This product is often used in the following industries
- Construction
- Mining
- Transportation
- Telecoms
- General Industry
- Renewables
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