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Spider Launches Improved Temporary Horizontal Lifeline System

May 29, 2013

SEATTLE — Spider, a division of SafeWorks LLC, has announced the new-and-improved design for the SpiderLine™ Temporary Horizontal Lifeline System: the safe, reliable and proven fall-protection solution for workers on bridges, building construction, roof tops and other elevated surfaces.

Easy to install and engineered to fit multiple applications at height, SpiderLine is meant to improve workers’ safety and productivity while meeting OSHA and CSA fall-protection requirements.

With a maximum length of 300 feet, the updated SpiderLine boasts several new features. Standard pass-through stanchions allow the freedom to move without having to unhook the lanyard. The wide clamp option connects to beams up to 36 inches. The 12.5-degree vertical angle allows an open walkway for workers, the low profile chain eliminates trip hazards, and the modular stanchion post makes it more affordable.

“For more than 65 years, our suspended access offerings have included the safest, most reliable fall-protection solutions, from our trusted harnesses to our recently launched temporary, non-penetrating SpiderRail™ guardrail,” Vice President of Sales and Distribution John Sotiroff said. “We’re excited to add the new SpiderLine to this reputable line-up. We listened to our customers’ needs and improved the SpiderLine features accordingly. The result is a safe, affordable, code-compliant temporary horizontal lifeline system that workers at height demand and deserve.”

SpiderLine™ is available for purchase from Spider’s 25 operation centers in the Americas.

For more information, visit www.spiderstaging.com.  

KEYWORDS: fall prevention

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