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Safety that does not leak
Rooftop solar needs a lifeline and handrails, but the roof must not be holed. These plates clamp to the seams instead.
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Fall protection for rooftop solar without drilling the roof: perforated base plates clamped to the standing seams, carrying the lifeline’s energy-absorber post or a handrail post.
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Rooftop solar needs a lifeline and handrails, but the roof must not be holed. These plates clamp to the seams instead.
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The plate spans three seams to spread a fall load. Its hole grid is punched on the TruPunch: lighter, and it suits any seam spacing.
Used here for: A wide, perforated plate
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Clamps bolt to the standing seams, so nothing goes through the roof sheet.
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A post with folding fins that absorb a fall, and the eye the lifeline runs through.
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A smaller plate with a socket for the handrail post.
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Plates, clamps, absorber and handrail base.
We fabricate to your drawings and prove the fit in our own bay before anything ships. Open any line for the detail.
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