10.10.2022 | New products

AIO-GLEIT-22

The new detachable slider.

Selina Bauchinger
Selina Bauchinger
Selina Bauchinger

Selina Bauchinger

Following her apprenticeship as a design engineer, Selina Bauchinger spent one year abroad gaining professional experience before she returned to Austria and joined INNOTECH in 2018. Until the end of 2021 Ms Bauchinger was involved in project planing for solar power and photovoltaic customers of the family company from Upper Austria. Since the start of 2022 she has strengthened the INNOTECH product management team.

~ 2 min
Kirchham bei Vorchdorf
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Great application versatility, more flexibility, free-running movement.

Two have become one. The brand-new AIO-GLEIT-22 for the  AIO LIFELINE SYSTEM PASSABLE-OVERHEAD will in future combine the advantages and functions of the two overhead rolling sliders which already exist. The  AIO-GLEIT-11  and  AIO-GLEIT-12  system sliders will be steadily replaced by the product innovation. As a link between the lifeline system and personal protective equipment, on the one hand the AIO-GLEIT-22 allows convenient movement along the safety system, and on the other hand it provides optimum comfort while performing overhead activities.

 

All benefits at a glance:

  • Great application versatility, because the slider makes it possible to move along curves as well as straight runs in the lifeline system
  • Increased flexibility thanks to the slider’s practical characteristics, which make it possible to both attach and detach at any location on the lifeline system
  • Free-running movement along the system thanks to the optimised roller geometry
  • Slider is easy to transport thanks to delivery in a practical carrying bag

 

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Lifeline System Product description Product innovation

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