Avrasya Safety supplies access systems for facade maintenance and cleaning, compliant with EN 1808:2010 and — in the case of the RopeClimber — with the machinery directive. Our engineering department works out the best solution for your requirements, and we also provide solutions adapted to work in confined spaces.
Suspended Access Systems
SecuRail Pro lightweight rope suspension rail
SecuRail® Pro is a rigid, versatile rail for rope-suspended work. It is a lightweight solution that blends into the appearance of the building.
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Davit for suspended equipment
A removable davit designed to suspend a worker for facade maintenance or cleaning. The davit can be used by a rope access specialist, with the RopeClimber lifting equipment, or with the RopeClimber single-person cradle.
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SafeAccess monorail system
The SafeAccess® system is ideal for suspended work and for facade maintenance and cleaning. Thanks to the versatility of its fixing elements it can be installed on main building facades, in atria and in internal courtyards, and the suspension equipment can reach heights of up to 300 m.
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SafeAccess rail system C
The C version of the SafeAccess rail is concealed within the ceiling or soffit, so the track itself is invisible from below and only the trolley appears when the system is in use. It is the arrangement chosen for atria and glazed roofs where a visible rail would spoil the interior.
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Inclined SafeAccess rail system
The inclined version of the SafeAccess rail follows a sloping or stepped facade rather than a level one. Where a building steps back as it rises, a single inclined run keeps the cradle or rope team on one continuous track instead of forcing a transfer at every change of plane.
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RopeClimber portable personal lifting system
The RopeClimber® is a self-contained, portable personal lifting system designed in accordance with EN 1808:2015 and EN 60204-1. It is battery powered with eight hours of autonomy, and is equipped with a fall arrest device on the secondary rope together with overload and end-of-travel detectors.
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BMU gondolas and suspended access
Suspended cradles — better known as gondolas — are mechanical and electronic cranes suspended from the roof of a building. They move systematically along a rail structure while carrying window cleaners or any other facade maintenance specialist.
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