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Introduction to Rigid Rail Fall Arrest System

The Guardall II is a robust vertical fall protection system built with a fixed rigid rail, ensuring worker safety during vertical access tasks. It eliminates slack, swing, or deflection common in wire-based lifeline systems, making it ideal for critical height operations across industries.

Operating Principle of the Rail System

Guardall II uses a fixed rail aligned with the climbing path. A guided shuttle device, attached to the worker’s harness, glides smoothly during movement and locks instantly in the event of a fall. This rigid structure ensures fast fall arrest without elongation, limiting fall distance and injury.

Structural Components of the Guardall II System

Vertical Rail – Made of aluminum or steel, anchored securely along ladders or structures. Glider/Shuttle Device – Moves with the user and activates locking during fall. Fixing Brackets – Attaches the rail firmly to surfaces and Bottom Stops – Define the range of motion and assist with safe start/stopShock Absorber – Reduces fall impact energyCertified Full-Body Harness – Connects the user to the glider with front D-ring attachment

Technical Advantages of Guardall II Fall Protection

Zero Sag Design – Prevents sway and cable dragQuick Arrest Response – Stops falls instantly without recoil delayReduced Maintenance Needs – Rigid structure avoids retensioningCorrosion-Resistant Options – Withstands marine or chemical plant environmentsLong-Term Cost Efficiency – Durable components with fewer replacements

Industrial Environments Where It Is Installed

These systems are widely used in commercial and industrial applications, including:

Storage Silos and Chemical TanksPower Transmission Towers and MastsVertical Access Ladders in PlantsWind Energy Structures

Marine Terminals and Oil Rigs. These products are used in diverse industrial applications requiring fall protection during vertical mobility.

EN 353-1 – European standard for guided type fall arrester.s Qualified personnel inspect anchor loads, spacing, and fixings before and after installation.

Inspection Protocol and User Safety Tips

Daily Check – Glider lock, track cleanliness, and harness connectionsAnnual Service – Professional evaluation of all load-bearing componentsComponent Replacement – Immediate if cracks, corrosion, or deformation are foundUser Training – Required for all personnel using fall arrest PPE and systems