Anchors and lifelines give a fall arrest or restraint system a secure point to connect to: point anchors, beam clamps and straps for one location, and horizontal or vertical lifelines that let workers move along a roof, ladder or structure while staying connected. Fire Protection System supplies Karam and Delta Plus anchors, anchor straps and slings, rope grabs, lifeline systems and roof walkways in Bhopal and across Madhya Pradesh.
A compact single point anchor in anodized aluminium alloy, fixed to walls, ceilings, rooftops or steel structures to give one permanent tie-off point. It weighs about 308 g and Karam lists a minimum breaking strength of 23 kN.
An alloy steel point anchor with a zinc (galvanized) finish for walls, ceilings, rooftops and steel structures, listed for up to 4 users. Two versions: SA10 (380 g, also conforming to ANSI Z359.18:2017 Type A) and the forged SA10A (435 g).
A polished stainless steel anchorage eye for permanent fixing into concrete, set in a pre-drilled hole with an adhesive capsule. Karam lists a minimum breaking strength of 12 kN and a weight of about 300 g.
A stainless steel flange anchor with an electropolished or e-coated finish, bolted to walls, ceilings, rooftops or steel structures. It takes load in the X, Y and Z directions and Karam lists a minimum breaking strength of 23 kN.
A small single point flange anchor in stainless steel, about 60 g, fixed with a standard M12 bolt and nut to walls, ceilings, rooftops or steel structures. Karam lists a minimum breaking strength of 12 kN.
A portable beam clamp whose adjustable jaw fits a wide range of steel beam flange widths, giving a temporary anchor point on site. The SA08 is built in aluminium alloy and brass (1.87 kg); the SA08M (1.56 kg) is listed with a black ED coated finish.
A trolley that clamps onto a steel beam flange with adjustable jaws and rolls along it, so the anchor point moves with the worker. Made in aluminium alloy and stainless steel, in two versions: SA15 (4.20 kg) and SA15A (3.90 kg).
A beam trolley with electrically insulated rollers, for anchoring on beams in areas with possible electrical hazards. It clamps to the flange with an adjustable jaw and moves along the beam with the worker.
A light, compact anchor made of 6.0 mm galvanized wire rope that fits into prepared points in concrete without complicated tools, giving a tie-off point on walls and ceilings. It weighs about 150 g.
A clamp-on anchor that grips the parapet wall of a building with rubber discs and a locking mechanism, giving an anchor point at the roof edge. Its width adjusts to suit different parapets.
A parapet anchor with an extended movable arm, so it can be fitted on parapets with moulded edges for facade maintenance or high-rise work. Rubber gripping discs hold the parapet firmly without damaging the surface.
A reusable anchor with a polymer moulded stainless steel body and an alloy steel eye nut, fitted with one hand on steel girders and I-beams; the larger SA13A is also listed for concrete structures. The SA13 weighs 550 g and the SA13A 1.25 kg.
A collapsible aluminium anchor for metal roofs that adjusts to cladding profiles up to 30mm deep, with an optional insert for deeper profiles. Its energy absorbing arm reduces the impact in a fall, and it is made for a single user.
A temporary anchor post for work on top of 20ft and 40ft shipping containers, set up by one person with a side lock and tag line. It works alone or as an end post for a horizontal lifeline across the container top; the SA48(SW) version has a swivel anchorage eye.
A portable aluminium anchor bar that fits across a door or window opening from 600 mm to 1250 mm wide, with a spring loaded locking pin and two eye bolts as anchor points. Karam lists it for up to 2 users.
Sizes: 0.5m or as requested, 1.07m or as requested, 1.2m or as requested
A webbing strap that wraps around a beam, pipe or other fixed structure to make a quick tie-off point. Karam offers it with a loop and D-ring (PN803, PN805), D-rings at both ends (PN804), a small and a large D-ring (PN806) or loops at both ends (PN808), in lengths from 0.5m to 2m or as requested.
A slimmer cross arm strap in 25mm (PN807) or 20mm (PN807(20)) polyester webbing, light to carry and quick to wrap around a beam or pipe. Lengths 0.6m, 1.0m and 1.5m, or as requested.
A wide 50mm high tenacity polyester strap with loops at both ends, wrapped around concrete members, beams or other fixed supports to form an anchor point. Lengths 1.0m, 1.5m and 2.0m, or as requested.
A cross arm strap in flame resistant aramid webbing with Kevlar stitching and forged steel D-rings at both ends, for anchoring near heat, sparks and welding. Lengths 1.0m, 1.5m and 2.0m.
An 8.0mm galvanized steel wire rope sling with a PVC coating and steel thimbles at both ends, wrapped around beams, pipes or structures to make an anchor point. The coating protects the rope against wear and weather.
The stainless steel version of Karam's wire rope anchor sling: 8.0mm stainless wire rope with steel thimbles at both ends, for a durable anchor point around beams, pipes or fixed structures.
A light telescopic pole for setting an overhead anchorage point for a fall arrest system, which packs down small for storage. Optional fittings include an extension, a hanging hook, a head and a telescopic rod.
Sizes: 3.0m, 3.5m
A fibreglass telescopic pole that lets a rescuer reach a fall victim and attach a rebar hook from a distance, without having to descend. The PN821N extends to 3.0m (739 g) and the PN821L to 3.5m (840 g).
A permanent vertical anchorage line in SS 316 stainless steel cable for ladders, towers and chimneys. Its rope grab has an anti-inversion mechanism so it can only be fitted the right way, and intermediates every 10m keep the cable aligned and cut vibration.
A rigid cable vertical line in SS 316 with a stainless steel shock absorber permanently fitted at the top of the line. Karam points out that a steel absorber stands up to UV and harsh weather better than the textile absorbers used on other lines.
A stainless steel 316 vertical cable line for workers who climb ladders and fixed structures often. Its rope grab carries a built-in shock absorber and passes smoothly through the intermediates.
A rigid vertical rail in anodized aluminium alloy, fixed along a ladder or structure, with a guided trolley that has built-in shock absorption and can pass bends. An extension arm curves over the working platform at the top for safe access.
A complete ladder and fall protection rail in one, for places with no ladder or climbing structure. It pairs CED coated black steel rungs with an anodized aluminium rail and a guided trolley with an inbuilt shock absorber.
A permanent stainless steel cable lifeline for up to 4 users, in a roof mounted version for industrial, airport and pre-engineered building roofs and a floor or ceiling mounted version for cranes, gantries, reactors, turbines and large machines. The carriage passes the intermediates without the user disconnecting.
A floor or ceiling mounted SS 316 cable lifeline for single spans of 5 to 35 metres, built with 1x19 wire rope and a new shock absorber that can absorb forces of up to 18 kN. Up to four users can move along it, passing the intermediates without unclipping.
A rigid anodized aluminium rail fixed to a wall, floor or ceiling, with a four-wheel trolley that runs along it and curved rail sections for bends. Karam lists it to EN 795:2012 Type D and for up to 6 users.
An SS 316 end post for a roof lifeline on trapezoidal metal roofs, with a swivel eye that turns through 360 degrees. In a fall the post deploys to absorb energy, reducing the force on the user and protecting the roof ribs.
The standing seam roof version of the swivel eye extremity post, in SS 316. Its base plate takes seam spacings from 250mm to 650mm, and the post deploys in a fall to absorb energy and protect the roof from damage.
A matching set of lifeline posts for trapezoidal metal roofs: an extremity post for the ends of the line (SA38A(E)N), an intermediate post (SA38A(I)N) and a 90 degree corner post (SA38A(C)(90)N), each designed for 4 users. In a fall the post deploys to absorb energy and leaves the roof panel intact.
Stainless steel extremity, intermediate and 90 degree corner posts for horizontal lifelines on standing seam roofs, each designed for 4 users. They clamp to the seams with fixed blocks that take bulb sizes up to 23.0mm, and deploy in a fall to absorb energy without tearing the roof panel.
Riveted lifeline posts in stainless steel 316 for trapezoidal roof sheets: an extremity post with a shock absorbing swivel anchor eye, intermediate posts and anchor plates with a 90 degree corner bend. The standard parts suit 200mm, 250mm and 300mm pitch; the 350 versions suit 240mm, 284mm and 350mm.
Seam clamped roof posts in aluminium alloy and stainless steel: an end post with an anchorage eye, an intermediate post and a corner post for bends in a horizontal lifeline. They fit seam bulbs up to 23mm and seam spacings from 320mm to 640mm.
Anchor plates that carry a horizontal lifeline: the SA22 extremity plate for the ends of the line and the SA23 intermediate for points along it, which limits how far a worker can fall. Both come in black ED coated alloy steel or grey ED coated stainless steel.
SS 316 extremity (SA22SS) and intermediate (SA23SS) anchor plates for horizontal lifelines, made to fit beam flanges from 150.0 mm to 220.0 mm wide.
A black coated alloy steel post that bolts onto a metal I-beam with an adjustable base, used to carry a horizontal lifeline. The SA111(500) is listed to EN 795:2012 Type A; the 12 inch and 18 inch versions conform to ANSI Z359.18:2017 Type A and have an M16 tapped bush for a swivel D-ring or eye bolt.
An adjustable alloy steel bracket that clamps onto the corner of a steel angle leg, from 75mm x 75mm to 200mm x 200mm, to mount an anchor or anchorage line on lattice towers and similar structures.
Powder coated alloy steel brackets that fix a vertical anchorage line to a ladder, either on the rungs or on the side members. The same set serves at the top and bottom of the line; the L(90) fits rungs or poles of 16.0mm to 90.0mm and the L(220) from 16.0mm to 220.0mm.
A stainless steel clamp that mounts the extremities and intermediates of horizontal and vertical lifelines on round members from 35.0mm to 50.0mm in diameter.
SS 316 corner pieces that let a PN4000 horizontal lifeline turn a corner on a ceiling or concrete roof, in 90 degree and 120 degree versions, supplied with M12 fasteners.
Anodized aluminium clamps that fix Karam walkway platforms and lifeline extremities, intermediates and corners to Klip Lok roof sheets, with special screws that avoid damage to the roof. SUB4 suits Klip Lok 770, SUB5 Klip Lok 406 and SUB6 Klip Lok 700.
Lighter anodized aluminium Klip Lok clamps, about 150 g to 180 g each, supplied with screws that have a polymer cap to protect the roof. Version 01 suits Klip Lok 770, 02 suits 406 and 03 suits 700.
Anti-slip fibre reinforced plastic walkway grating that gives a safe path across metal roofs with slopes from 0° to 48°. The WW01(21)S fixes to standing seams with brackets and seam clamps; the WW01(21)T fixes to trapezoidal sheets with brackets and pop rivets.
An FRP walkway for trapezoidal roofs with gentler slopes of 6° to 18°, fixed with dedicated brackets and pop rivets. The brackets adjust on site and the grating comes in 300, 500, 600 and 750 mm widths.
Anti-slip aluminium grating steps for roof access on slopes from 0° to 48°. The WW03T fixes to trapezoidal roofs with brackets and pop rivets; the WW03S fixes to standing seam roofs with brackets and clamps.
Anodized aluminium C-channels with stainless steel fixing clamps that carry a walkway on a metal roof. WW01(29)S clamps to standing seams, WW01(29)T fixes to trapezoidal sheets with pop rivets on pitches up to 610.0mm, and WW01(29)SUB1 is the channel on its own.
An SS 316 walkway bracket with a wide base for standing seam roofs, clamped to the seams and supplied with two fixation clamps for the grating. Brackets go 800mm to 1000mm apart, or 3 brackets per 3 meter grating.
Anodized aluminium fixed block clamps that attach Karam walkway platforms, corner posts, extremities and intermediates to standing seam roofs, with screws designed to avoid roof damage. WW01(10) takes seam bulbs up to 23.0mm and WW01(39) up to 30.0mm.
An openable galvanized steel rope grab that can be put on or taken off anywhere along the lifeline without unhooking from the harness. It suits polyamide twisted rope lifelines and moves with the user during climbing and descent.
A galvanized steel rope grab permanently stitched to a shock absorber, which slows the user more gently if a fall occurs. It runs on a polyamide lifeline for steady ascent and descent.
A galvanized steel rope grab permanently stitched to a spacing strap, for steady travel on a polyamide lifeline while the user climbs or descends.
A non-openable galvanized steel rope grab with a permanently stitched shock absorber, for vertical climbing on a lifeline. Besides the EN and IS listings it is certified to AS/NZS 1891.3-2020.
A corrosion resistant stainless steel rope grab that cannot be opened, with an integrated shock absorber stitched on, for climbing, descending and positioning on a vertical lifeline.
An openable stainless steel rope grab that fits at any point on the anchorage line and locks if the user falls. The PN2005(AP) adds an anti-panic lock that also engages under a sudden force or a panic pull on the device.
A light openable aluminium rope grab with a manual locking function, so the user can lock it in place and work hands-free on straight or inclined structures.
An aluminium rope grab with an openable body and an integrated sling and connector for a steady link to the harness. Besides EN 353-2:2002 it is certified to EN 12841:2006 Type A, which covers rope adjustment devices used on a safety line.
A galvanized steel rope grab that travels with the user on a vertical lifeline. The PN2007(AP) version adds an anti-panic feature that stops the device sliding too fast in a sudden movement.
A compact galvanized steel rope grab that runs on a polyamide lifeline during climbing and positioning, also made as the anti-panic PN2008(AP) that controls the device in sudden movements. Karam suggests it for telecom towers, industrial maintenance and field work.
An aluminium alloy rope grab supplied with a steel screw-lock karabiner, for hands-free movement up and down a fixed lifeline. Karam offers it with a range of rope lengths.
A complete fall arrest line: a flexible anchorage line with a stitched end loop for the connector and a stop knot at the other end, and a rope grab that follows the user and locks in a fall. The PN2010(AP) adds anti-panic locking; lengths run from 5m to 100m.
A temporary anchorage line for vertical or horizontal use, with a loop at one end and a stop knot at the other. Choose 14mm 3-strand twisted polyamide rope (PN910), 11mm polyamide kernmantle (KRAL11) or 12mm polyester kernmantle (KRAL12).
A 12mm polyester kernmantle anchorage line with an energy absorber at one end, which reduces the force on the user in a fall. A looped end and stop knot make it quick to set up for temporary anchorage.
A tubular polyester webbing sleeve, 33mm wide, that slides along an anchorage rope to shield it where it runs over sharp or rough edges. It is non-openable, so it stays in place, and comes 30 cm long as standard or to the length required.
A flexible PVC sleeve that opens out and closes around the rope with a Velcro fastening, so it can be fitted or removed at any point without disconnecting the system. Standard length 55 cm, about 130mm wide when open.
A stainless steel edge protector that keeps lifelines and anchorage ropes off sharp or rough building edges, with ring guides that hold several lines apart so they do not tangle.
A portable horizontal lifeline in 30mm polyester webbing, rigged between two structural supports and tightened with a built-in ratchet. Two users can stay connected and move along it, and it packs into a carry bag that stays attached to the assembly.
A reusable 16mm kernmantle rope lifeline for up to four workers, with an aluminium and stainless steel tensioner, a tension indicator and a swivel connector that stops the rope twisting. Users cross over without detaching; the PN3001 has four forged galvanized steel O-rings and the PN3001(C) four cross over anchors.
The two user version of the Horizon rope lifeline: 16mm kernmantle rope with a galvanized steel tensioner, crossover points that let both users pass without unclipping, and a tension indicator. The PN3002 has two forged galvanized steel O-rings and the PN3002(C) two cross over anchors.
A temporary horizontal lifeline wound inside a compact housing: the line is pulled out to the span needed and wound back with the built-in winch handle, so there is no loose cable coil to carry. It is listed for up to 2 users.
A portable, adjustable anchor post that fits onto steel I-beams, with a tilted design so the user can move freely on roofs and steel frames. Karam lists it for up to four users at once.
A fall protection system that combines two self-retracting lifelines with an integrated rescue winch. The lines lock automatically in a fall, and the triangulated cable layout limits pendulum swing and fall distance, which suits low clearance areas such as scaffolding or flatbed trucks.
The T-Line without the rescue winch: two independent automatic locking, retractable lifelines in a high strength polymer housing that let the user move horizontally and vertically without pendulum swing. It can be set up as a T-Line, V-Line or Mono Line, or used alone as a retractable fall arrester.
A 25 mm tubular strap with a sewn loop at each end that serves either as a lanyard or as a transportable anchorage point (EN 795 Type B) on a suitable structure. Made in 1 m (LO030100), 1.50 m (LO030150) and 2 m (LO030200).
First decide whether the anchor stays in place or moves from job to job. Fixed anchors to EN 795:2012 Type A stay on the structure: Karam offers an aluminium point anchor (SA09, up to 3 users), galvanized alloy steel point anchors (SA10 and SA10A, up to 4 users) and the SA41 stainless steel flange anchor, all with a minimum breaking strength of 23 kN, plus the SA12 stainless steel chemical anchor for concrete and the small SA42-12 flange anchor for an M12 bolt, both at 12 kN. Transportable anchors to EN 795:2012 Type B include Karam beam clamps and beam trolleys for steel flanges (one trolley with insulated rollers for areas with electrical hazards), parapet anchors, a door and window anchor for openings from 600 mm to 1250 mm, an edge anchor for metal roofs and a shipping container anchor post, while the Delta Plus 25 mm tubular strap (EN 795 Type B, 1 m to 2 m) serves as an anchorage point or as a lanyard.
For a quick tie-off around a beam, pipe or concrete member, use a strap or sling. Karam cross arm straps come in 44mm, 25mm or 20mm polyester webbing with loop or D-ring ends, rated at a minimum breaking strength of 18 kN for 3 minutes, alongside a 50mm concrete anchor strap, a Flanil aramid strap with Kevlar stitching for heat, sparks and welding, and 8.0mm wire rope slings in PVC coated galvanized or stainless steel at 23 kN. Lengths run from 0.5m to 2m, or as requested.
To let workers move along a roof or structure, choose a horizontal lifeline. Permanent options are the Karam Horizon PN4000 stainless steel cable lifeline for up to 4 users, roof mounted or floor and ceiling mounted, the PN4000 LS for single spans of 5 to 35 metres, and the PN5000 aluminium rail to EN 795:2012 Type D for up to 6 users. Karam makes posts and brackets to suit the structure: energy absorbing posts that deploy in a fall to protect trapezoidal and standing seam roofs, I-beam posts, beam flange plates, Klip Lok clamps, and FRP walkways to EN 516:2006. Temporary options include a 30mm webbing lifeline for 2 users up to 20m, 16mm kernmantle rope lifelines for 2 or 4 users, the retractable Handy Line for up to 2 users, and the T-Line twin retractable lifeline, with or without a rescue winch, for low clearance areas such as scaffolding.
For ladders, towers and chimneys choose a vertical system to EN 353-1:2014+A1:2017. The Karam Vertex PN6000, PN7000 and PN7500 run on SS 316 cable with intermediates every 10m, and the PN8000 aluminium rail and PN9000 ladder with an integrated rail use a guided trolley with built in shock absorption that passes bends. For a flexible rope line, Karam rope grabs to EN 353-2:2002 come openable, so they fit anywhere on the line, or non-openable, in galvanized steel, stainless steel or aluminium, with shock absorber, spacing strap or anti-panic versions, and the PN2010 anchorage line with a rope grab is made from 5m to 100m.
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