Steel structure factory building anti fall device to safeguard high-altitude safety

Steel structure factory buildings are the mainstream choice for modern industrial construction, with steel as the core load-bearing structure. Steel columns, steel beams and other components are connected into a frame through bolts and welds, and are matched with color steel plates to form enclosed spaces. With its advantages of large span, fast construction, light weight, and strong seismic resistance, it is widely used in manufacturing, warehousing, and other fields. The prefabricated and on-site assembly mode of component factories greatly shortens the construction period.

During the construction process, steel component installation, roof laying and other processes are often carried out at a height of more than 2 meters, which belongs to high-risk high-altitude operations, and falling from heights is the primary safety hazard. At this point, the anti fall device becomes the "life bodyguard" of workers and is the core equipment to ensure safety.

The anti fall device consists of hooks, safety ropes, locking mechanisms, etc., following the principle of "instantaneous locking". During normal operations, the safety rope should be flexible and extendable as the worker moves; Once a fall occurs, the acceleration of the human body triggers the locking mechanism, instantly jamming the safety rope and hovering the person within a short distance, blocking the fall injury. It is suitable for open frame scenarios of steel structures, can be hooked to solid points such as steel columns, and has buffering function to reduce secondary damage caused by impact force.

Attention should be paid when using, qualified products must be selected and regularly tested. The hook should be connected to the load-bearing component, and the locking function should be checked before operation. Although small, the anti fall device is an irreplaceable safety line in high-altitude operations in steel structure factories.