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This twin
fall protection system starts as a freestanding, column
mounted system, becomes a shed roof-mounted system, and
then becomes a freestanding system again as the tracks begin
to merge well past the far end of the shed. We call this
a "Combo System."
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This system
has extra tall support columns. When additional vertical
clearance is desired, our trolley rail systems can be mounted
on columns up to 45 feet high.
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This long
fall protection system was custom built with special vertical
support columns, and was attached to the customer's existing
conveyor bridge to save cost.
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Curved
tracks? No problem! Note the raised "Ballard Base" on the
nearest column – It protects the column nearest a traffic
lane from inadvertent impact damage.
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Our standard
Vertical Support Columns are extra tall, allowing extra
height clearance for obstacles like loading spouts. Tall
columns also move the trolley beam up higher to improve
user friendliness.
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This special
Single Point Hookup "SPH" system allows the worker to travel
in a ten foot diameter range. Notice the extra long reach
of the vertical support column on this custom-engineered
system.
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This worker
is using a "Tug and Walk" procedure. A quick tug on the
lifeline locks the retractable feature, and the lifeline
may be used for vertical support while traversing a slippery
vehicle.
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This system
has a little bit of everything! Note the twin Vertical Support
Columns, the attachment to an existing structure, and the
Extra Long Reach Column at the far end of the system.
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Our patent
protected Td3 Truss-supported Trolley Beam System spans
an incredible 100 feet between Vertical Support Columns!
The benefit to our customers? Lower cost and fewer obstacles.
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Our curved
inserts and our ability to attach to existing structures
offer convenience at affordable cost. Curved inserts allow
the system to stay centered over a protected surface.
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Notice
the short total fall distance allowed by our trolley beam
systems. This 240 pound man stepped off the platform seconds
before this photo was taken. His fall distance? Less than
18"!
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This Model
AR-1NP Vehicle Access System delivers the worker safely
on the railcar without the use of dangerous railcar ladders.
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Our Trolley
Beam Systems are so strong we can cantilever up to thirty
feet past the last vertical support column on each end of
the system. Benefit? Lower cost!
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This twin
system is installed at a chemical plant where truck maneuvering
space is at a premium. The support legs for this system
are 60 feet apart. Note the Attachment to an existing structure,
which reduces the equipment cost.
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There
are two systems shown here, a twin 40 foot long system and
a custom designed sixty foot long system mounted on the
building steel.
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This S6
System shows one style of our many Engineered Vertical Attachments
used to support an S6 Fall Protection System.
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This photo
shows a close up of our patent protected T3 Integrated Truss
and Trolley Beam Assembly design, the most popular fall
protection system in America.
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This is
a 60 foot long Twin T3 Fall Protection System with AR-2
Vehicle Access System. Note: The customer has saved mounting
costs by running his product lines over the top of our truss
assembly.
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Custom
attachments are used where limited space is available. FPS
installed a horizontal leg and pinned it to the concrete
structure to support these two fall protection systems.
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When tall
obstructions interfere with the planned course of a fall
protection system, the system may be interrupted to clear
the obstacle. Note also that the Vertical Support Columns
may be located on either side of the railroad tracks as
desired.
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This system
displays the versatility of our S6 Beam style Fall Protection
Systems. The curved "turnout" sections start at the worker’s
access entrances, with the coverage extending in both directions.
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This is
not an optical illusion! This "Combo System" runs several
hundred feet long and passes uninterrupted through an existing
shed. The first section of the system includes our patent-protected
Model Td3 Integrated Truss Trolley Beam System supported
by our standard Vertical Support Columns.
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As the
system continues through the shed, it becomes an S6 Trolley
Beam System supported by the existing shed support steel.
The last span of uninterrupted coverage on the other side
of the shed, measuring 110 feet long, is also Td3 which
is supported by a single Vertical Support Column. Notice
how the system turns to follow the curved tracks past the
shed.
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Safety
and Convenience are combined in this "Combo System" from
FPS. Notice how we skirt around an obstruction, returning
the course of the fall protection trolley beam to the center
of the protected vehicle below in the shortest possible
distance with our curved beam insert.
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Custom
Mounting Supports are necessary when standard Vertical Support
Columns are not practical. We design, build and install
them when required.
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Try this
with a Safety Cable System! Our Patented Triangular Truss
Systems are capable of thirty (30') foot long Cantilever
Distances, resulting in the need for fewer Vertical Support
Columns and lower cost to our customers.
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We have
covered several plastics plants with our Td3 Systems. This
typical state of the art trolley beam fall protection system
spans 460' of uninterrupted coverage using only five Vertical
Support Columns.
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