982.33, 28.00 - GuardRail

Tie Down's 60 ft. WebRail represents a revolutionary advancement in fall protection due to its patented technology that offers both fall arrest and passive protection without penetrating the structure. The WebRail kit attaches to the WebRail vertical fall arrest support rather than the building column, ensuring that in the event of a fall, workers are prevented from colliding with the floor or column. With an impressive capacity for up to four users in fall arrest per single span of webbing, the top, mid, and toe webbing is rated at an impressive 20,000 lbs., exceeding OSHA 1926 and 1910 requirements. The 4 in. DOT webbing is fire retardant, UV-resistant, and chafe-resistant, ensuring durability and longevity. Versatile and accommodating, it is designed for use with both round and square columns, offering adaptability to various structures. This WebRail is an integral component of a fall protection system, compatible with lanyards or SRL vertical fall protection lifelines, providing comprehensive safety assurance on the job.

Tie Down's 7.5 ft. Universal Guardrail is designed with the needs of professionals in mind, providing a better alternative to active fall protection systems. With its galvanized finish, the Universal Guardrail stands out as a highly visible safety measure on any job site. One of the key features of the Universal Guardrail is its versatility. It is specifically engineered to fit over 95% of competitor bases available in the market. The multi-pin slot feature allows for easy adjustment and compatibility with a variety of bases from different manufacturers. This eliminates the need for specific or proprietary bases, making it a flexible and cost-effective solution. The Universal Guardrail provides exceptional freedom of movement, allowing workers to perform their tasks without hindrance. Unlike active fall protection systems that require harnesses and lanyards, this guardrail system doesn't restrict movement or interfere with the job at hand. Workers can work with ease and efficiency, maximizing productivity and minimizing disruptions.