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News Release from: Kee Safety | Subject: Kee Anchor system
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 29 October 2003
Kee Klamp Launches New Rooftop Safety
System
Roof edge protection specialist Kee Klamp Ltd has introduced the Kee Anchor system.
This new, modular man anchor system provides a safe, versatile and cost-effective solution for workers assembling edge protection systems or carrying out other maintenance activities at roof level Designed for use on roofs where there is no edge guardrailing or permanent anchor device, the Kee Anchor system ensures safe and mobile access to a flat roof (max 5o pitch) without causing any damage to the roof membrane
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 23 Jun 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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It features a central locating unit, an eyebolt, 4 horizontal connector tubes and 16 weights fitted with anti-slip rubber pads.
Using these modular components, the system can be quickly and easily carried into position and assembled with the weights slid into position on the tubes to provide a safe, dead-weight anchor platform.
A safety harness or other form of personal protective equipment can then be secured to the eyebolt and the system is ready for use.
The Kee Anchor approach is especially easy to work with when workers are assembling Kee Klamp Ltd's market leading KeeGuard edge protection system.
When the anchor system is no longer required at the end of an installation, the weights can simply be removed and transferred to provide the counterbalance required in a final run of KeeGuard guardrailing.
This dual purpose function reduces installation time, and eliminates the problem of having to remove heavy man anchor system components from the roof at the end of a project.
The Kee Anchor system complies fully with the requirements of the Personal Protective Equipment at Work regulations 1992.
It has been independently tested.
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