Lifeline System offers fall protection at working heights.September 23, 2010 -
Designed to support up to 3 users over each span of up to nearly 50 ft through continuous attachment, KeeLineŽ Horizontal Lifeline System features in-line absorbers at beginning and end of system that eliminate need for fall-over style posts. Stainless steel wire connects to absorbers via tension indicator that shows when system is correctly tensioned. With KeeLine Traveler, users can attach at any point on system while passing corners and intermediates without detaching.
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Original Press release
Kee Safety, Inc. (formerly Kee Industrial Products, Inc.)
100 Stradtman St.
Buffalo, NY, 14206-2665
USA
Kee SafetyŽ Introduces New KeeLineŽ Horizontal Lifeline System to Provide a Fall Protection at Working Heights
Kee Safety, Inc., Buffalo, New York introduces its new KeeLineŽ Horizontal Lifeline System to provide workers fall protection at working heights during construction and maintenance or irregular tasks where collective fall protection, such as safety railings, is not feasible. Adaptable to different usage situations, KeeLine is designed to support up to three users over each span of up to nearly 50 feet through continuous attachment while traveling the system. KeeLine conforms to OSHA 1915.159, 126.502M, ANSI Z359.1 2007 and AS/NZS 1891.2, and is CE Marked.
According to Kee Safety, the new KeeLine features in-line absorbers at the beginning and end of the system that eliminate the need for expensive "fall-over" style posts at every bracket position. 316 Stainless Steel wire connects to the absorbers via a tension indicator at the start of the system that shows when the system is correctly tensioned, and a swage assembly at the end of the system. Corner, intermediate, and extended intermediate brackets are used throughout the system to accommodate varying building layouts.
Upright posts connect the absorbers and brackets to the base plates, and the KeeLine Traveler enables the user to attach at any point on the system while passing corners and intermediates without detaching. A choice of base plates is available with the new KeeLine system, including the model MR base plate for metal profiled and standing seam roofs as well as FR base plates incorporating recessed holes for fixings to place on waterproofed flat membrane roofs. Kee Safety states that KeeLine is the alternative to the company's WIREANKA range of deadweight anchors where it is preferred not to penetrate the roof at all.
In addition, KeeLine for Structures includes corner, intermediate, extended intermediate, and extremity brackets for fixing directly to steel, concrete or stone buildings in horizontal or overhead applications.
KeeLine is part the Kee Safety line of Active Fall Protection that includes the new KeeŽ Walk anti-slip rooftop walkway system, KeeŽ Anchor deadweight fall protection devices, plus Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) items such as harnesses, lanyards, safety helmets, knee pads, work boots, ear plugs, and goggles.
For free literature and additional information, contact Kee Safety, Inc. 100 Stradtman Street, Buffalo, NY 14206. Toll-free: 800-851-5181. Phone: 716-896-4949. Fax: 716-896-5696. Email: info@keesafety.com. www.KeeSafety.com. For specific product information visit: http://keesafety.com/us/products/KeeLine.
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