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GlideLoc Ladder Access System
THE DISCRETE & SAFE SOLUTION FOR VERTICAL ACCESS
GlideLoc Fall Protection ladders provide a safe and controlled means of vertical access whilst working where fall risks exist. The system is used throughout the world in industries such as Utilities, Telecommunications, Construction and Build-ing Maintenance.
GlideLoc offers employers, designers and users a safe, aesthetically pleasing and cost effective alternative to traditional hooped ladders. The most popular Glide-Loc design is the "Y Spar" - the fall protection rail forms a unique central stile to which the rungs connect.
A shock absorbing travelling device called the "Comfort" runs along the track and provides the link between the users harness and the system. With a very slight outward pull as the user climbs or descends, smooth passage is assured. In the event of a fall the comfort physically locks onto the track preventing and further decent and minimising injury. As the locking of the traveller does not rely on fric-tion, as is the case with some rail and cable systems, the user is given complete confidence and wear of the track is minimal.
A permanent height access system allowing for heavy usage year after year with minimal maintenance while offering increased safety and improving user comfort. The systems incorporate a travelling device that provides the link between the user's harness and the system. It runs up and down the track following the user's direction of travel. In a fall, the travelling device locks onto the track to stop the fall.
GlideLoc Fall Protection ladders provide a safe and controlled means of vertical access whilst working where fall risks exist. The system is used throughout the world in industries such as Utilities, Telecommunications, Construction and Building Maintenance.
GlideLoc offers employers, designers and users a safe, aesthetically pleasing and cost effective alternative to traditional hooped ladders. The most popular Glide-Loc design is the "Y Spar" - the fall protection rail forms a unique central stile to which the rungs connect.
A shock absorbing travelling device called the "Comfort" runs along the track and provides the link between the users harness and the system. With a very slight outward pull as the user climbs or descends, smooth passage is assured. In the event of a fall the comfort physically locks onto the track preventing and further decent and minimising injury. As the locking of the traveller does not rely on friction, as is the case with some rail and cable systems, the user is given complete confidence and wear of the track is minimal.
