PRODUCTS & SERVICES
TEREX OFFERS LATCHWAYS FALL PROTECTION
SYSTEMS Terex Material Handling is now a registered specifier, supplier and installer of Latchways’ comprehensive range of fall protection and working at height products. The company is offering the safety systems alongside its extensive range of Demag lifting equipment for new crane installations, retrofits and refurbishments. Terex Material Handling will also supply and fit the fall protection systems to the cranes of other original equipment manufacturers.
Latchways manufactures a comprehensive range of safety equipment, including the innovative ManSafe® fall protection system for working at height. ManSafe® affords operators unfettered movement and continuous, hands free security while working at height. The operator’s safety harness is secured to the ManSafe® line via a high integrity lanyard and a ‘transfastener’ mobile anchor point, providing comfort and mobility.
The ManSafe® line is manufactured in 1 x 19, 8mm diameter stainless steel cable, which has low stretch
TRAFFIGLOVE TO PREVIEW NEW
RANGE AT A+A TraffiGlove, inventors of the original colour coded hand protection system, is set to attend the A+A Exhibition in Dusseldorf from 27 to 30 October 2015.
The A+A exhibition, the largest for health, safety and security in the world, brings together the leading products and companies in the global health and safety industry.
Located in Hall 11 on stand D38, TraffiGlove will showcase its brand new range of colour coded safety gloves due to be launched in 2016.
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properties and a breaking strain of over 45kN. The line is permanently anchored to the crane girder at regular intervals, with the system cable tensioned to 5kN, to prevent cable sag and possible whiplash in the event of a fall. The ManSafe® in-line constant energy absorber ensures that the maximum load on the worker and the end anchor does not exceed 18kN in the event of a fall. The system is tested in accordance with EN 795:2012 and CEN TS 61415.
ManSafe® may be configured in single spans of up to 60m or as a multi-span system. Typically, the fall protection system will accommodate up to three operators at the same time. Alternatively, custom systems may be configured for simultaneous use by up to ten operators.
Marketing manager at TraffiGlove, Franz Lorenschitz, said: “Considering the sheer scale of the A+A exhibition, featuring specialists from across the world, we’re incredibly excited to be attending this event and unveiling our new product range featuring the latest innovations in glove comfort, dexterity and durability. We’re sure there will be plenty for people to get their hands on or indeed in!’’
Utilising an innovative colour coded traffic light system that shows the cut protection level of your gloves at a glance, TraffiGlove is committed
Technicians from Terex Material Handling’s Demag Services’ Department have undergone extensive product familiarisation and training on Latchways’ products and are fully qualified to specify and install fall protection systems. Demag technicians are also well placed to provide instruction on the safe operation of the ManSafe® system to end users.
Terex Material Handling’s services director, Gordon Baird, stated: “Latchways’ fall protection products are a good fit with our lifting equipment. We are now well placed to act as a single source for customers seeking material handling products and services, together with associated working at height safety systems.”
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to promoting hand safety using a combination of innovative product design and hands-on safety training. Its mission is to keep hands safe and comfortable worldwide.
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