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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021

Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021
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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021

Product catalog summary
Introduction
Climbing Technology, a brand of Aludesign S.p.A., specializes in Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for vertical activities. With over 30 years of experience, the company operates from Italy, focusing on safety, functionality, and simplicity. Their products comply with European standards and are ISO 9001:2008 certified, with a commitment to environmental protection under EN 14001.
Training Center
In 2019, Climbing Technology opened a Training Center in Italy, offering courses on work at height, rope access, and PPE inspection, aligned with Italian legislation and IRATA guidelines.
Product Overview
The catalogue includes fall arresters, rescue kits, descenders, pulleys, anchors, ropes, harnesses, helmets, lanyards, and connectors, all designed to meet high safety standards.
Safety and Usage Guidelines
Emphasizes the importance of proper training and adherence to safety protocols, advising users to undergo recognized courses and read product instructions thoroughly.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Overview
PPE is categorized into three types: Category I (minor injuries), Category II (grave danger or long-term exposure), and Category III (life-threatening injuries).
Temporary Work at Height
Collective protection measures are preferred. If not feasible, PPE against falls must be used, justified by a risk analysis. Training and emergency procedures are mandatory.
Risk Analysis and Reduction
Risks include falling from height, environmental risks, concomitant risks, and consequent risks. Risk reduction requires safety measures, operator fitness, and training.
Types of PPE Systems
Includes restraint systems, rescue systems, work positioning systems, fall arrest systems, and rope access systems.
Specifications and Norms
Discusses safety equipment for rescue operations, focusing on harnesses and evacuation triangles complying with EN 1497 and EN 1498 standards.
Fall Factor and Safety
The fall factor is critical for fall risk, requiring a fall arrester device for factors greater than 1. Energy dissipation systems are recommended to keep forces below 6 kN.
Anchoring Systems
Can be permanent or temporary, with specific angles and load support values provided for different scenarios.
Quality and Testing
Aludesign S.p.A. is certified under UNI EN ISO 9001:2008, with products meeting CE/EN standards and undergoing extensive testing.
Innovations and Patents
Holds over 20 international patents, introducing devices that set new safety standards.
Standards and Regulations
References several standards for PPE against falls, ensuring safety and reliability.
Specifications and Equipment
Outlines necessary equipment and procedures for safely working on pylons, with or without fixed vertical lifelines.
Rescue Kit Usage
Emphasizes the importance of having a rescue kit for emergency situations.
Rope Access Work
Requires two EN 1891-A ropes and an emergency line for immediate rescue operations.
Recommendations and Safety Measures
Stresses the need for proper technical education and adherence to user instructions.
Overview of Harness Systems
Details specifications and features of various harness systems designed for work positioning, suspension, and rescue operations.
Standards and Compliance
All harnesses comply with EN 361, EN 358, and EN 813 standards.
Helmets
Designed for protection against falling objects and electrical hazards, complying with standards like EN 397 and EN 50365.
Additional Accessories
Includes items like ascender kits, rescue triangles, and various helmet accessories.
Technical Visors and Earmuffs
Visors offer protection from ice and snow fragments, while earmuffs kits are compatible with Work Shell helmets.
Telescopic Poles and Lifelines
Designed for connecting temporary lifelines to elevated points, compliant with EN standards.
Connectors
Made from light-alloy and galvanized steel, offering durability and versatility for different environments.
High-Resistance Anchor Sling
Designed for tree work and sites with entry from below, made of durable materials and equipped with aluminum alloy rings.
Innovative Pulleys
Designed for tree climbing, enhancing friction knot efficiency and suitable for specific rope diameters.
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Catalog excerpts

Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021-3

YOUR SAFETY PARTNER Climbing Technology is the brand of Aludesign S.p.A., a company with over 30 years of experience developing and manufacturing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Climbing Technology operate in a modern factory of 7500 m2 between Bergamo and Lecco, a geographical area characterized by a strong and recognized mountaineering tradition. Several decades of experience - combined with the use of specialized production technologies - are the essential prerequisite for the design, development and manufacture of equipment conceived to excel in all vertical activities: in the professional...

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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021-4

S. Rean, Skyway Monte Bianco

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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021-5

INTRODUCTION INTRODUZIONE HARNESSES IMBRACATURE HELMETS AND HEAD-LAMPS CASCHI E LAMPADE FRONTALI LANYARDS CORDINI FALL ARRESTERS AND LIFELINES DISPOSITIVI ANTICADUTA E LINEE VITA CABLE FALL ARRESTERS AND LIFELINES DISPOSITIVI ANTICADUTA E LINEE VITA SU CAVO CONNECTORS AND QUICK-LINKS CONNETTORI E MAGLIE RAPIDE DESCENDERS AND ASCENDERS DISCENSORI, RISALITORI E ACCESSORI TREE CLIMBING RESCUE TRIPODS AND KIT KIT DI SOCCORSO, PARANCHI E TRIPODI PULLEYS CARRUCOLE ANCHORS ANCORAGGI PERMANENTI E TEMPORANEI ROPES CORDE EQUIPMENT EQUIPAGGIAMENTO SOLUTIONS FOR WORK AT HEIGHT SOLUZIONI PER IL LAVORO IN...

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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021-6

F. De Tomas, M. Sante Salza, D. Serafini, R. Salza, F. Bignami, CT Centro Training

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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021-7

TRAINING CENTER TRAINING CENTER The Climbing Technology Training Center became fully operative in September 2019. Climbing Technology Training Center is located in Italy, in Cisano Bergamasco, a town in the province of Bergamo, very convenient for the airports of Orio al Serio and Linate. Within the facility, an indoor metallic structure has been prepared to reproduce most of the scenarios usually encountered while working at height, in rope access work and work in confined spaces. The Training Center specializes in: • training courses for work at height and rope access work according to the...

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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021-9

INTRODUCTION PREMESSA For a long time we have wanted to include in our catalogue a practical explanation of how best to use our products. This is not intended to be a manual nor to substitute a training course, but simply to give a summary of the main activities involved in temporary work at height and rescue fields. For us, safety is a constant, absolute “must”. This attitude drives us to invent, produce and sell products which are safe. A safe product isn’t just one which functions correctly and which meets the legal standards: a safe product is functional, logical, ergonomic, long-lasting,...

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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021-10

TEMPORARY WORK AT HEIGHT LAVORO TEMPORANEO IN QUOTA Any activity that exposes the operator to the risk of falling is considered temporary work at height: such a risk must be eliminated or reduced to a minimum by adopting the necessary protection measures, in full compliance with Health and Safety legislation. Protection measures that are used during temporary work at height can be divided into two classes: • collective protection equipment (CPE). Collective protection equipment (CPE). Collective protection is equipment which protects more than one worker from the risk of falling and can include...

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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021-11

TEMPORARY WORK AT HEIGHT LAVORO TEMPORANEO IN QUOTA RISK ANALYSIS ANALISI E RIDUZIONE DEI RISCHI The risks that can be encountered during temporary work at height may be classified in the following way: A) prevalent risk. The main risk to which the operatory is exposed, that is, the risk of falling from height. B) environmental risks. These “objective” risks are related to the environment, the layout of the site, and the weather conditions: eg risks of objects falling from above, slipperiness of supports, structural failure, collapse of parts not being demolished, uncontrolled working-down, exposure...

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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021-12

TYPES OF PPE SYSTEMS SISTEMI DI PROTEZIONE INDIVIDUALE Different PPE devices are assembled together to create systems and subsystems which protect the operator in the event of a fall from a height, preventing or arresting the fall. They can be classified as follows. A restraint system limits the movement of the operator so that s/he cannot reach a zone from which a fall from a height is possible. This system does not arrest a fall, rather, it is designed to prevent a fall taking place. Such a system is not suitable for work situations where the operator needs to be supported by a harness. Un...

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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021-13

TEMPORARY WORK AT HEIGHT LAVORO TEMPORANEO IN QUOTA TYPES OF HARNESS TIPOLOGIE DI IMBRACATURE The harness restrains the body and must be worn for temporary work at height. It connects the operator to her/his protection system and, in certain cases, it can hold her/him suspended or during the arresting of a fall. They can be classified as illustrated below. FULL BODY HARNESSES IMBRACATURE ANTICADUTA EN 361 L’imbracatura è un dispositivo di contenimento per il corpo ed è indispensabile indossarla in qualsiasi lavoro temporaneo in quota. Essa consente il collegamento al proprio sistema di protezione...

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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021-14

FALL FACTOR FATTORE DI CADUTA The human body can withstand a loading of up to 6 kN without internal injuries being caused. This value is reached when a 100 kg body is accelerated or decelerated at 6 g (1 g = 9,81 m/s2). A deceleration of 6 g is reached, for example, when a fall of 6 m is braked over a distance of 1 m, and this value is used as the maximum the body can withstand and is used in the relevant legislation. The fall factor is a value which describes how dangerous a fall is and is defined as the height lost in the fall divided by the length of the rope (or safety device) that joins...

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Catalog PROFESSIONAL 2020 / 2021-15

TEMPORARY WORK AT HEIGHT LAVORO TEMPORANEO IN QUOTA Optimal situation. The anchor point is above the operator, the system connecting the operator and the anchor point is in tension, and a possible fall is arrested immediately. The use of a fall arrester device is advisable, however it is also possible to employ an EN 354 lanyard made with dynamic rope. These lanyards, only in case of fall factor < 0.5, grant an arresting force < 6 kN during the arresting of the fall. Normal situation The anchor point is at the same height as the chest or dorsal attachment point of the EN 361 harness. The use...

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