Dual-line system
Maintains redundancy at all times through independent rope lines.
Efficient lifting and controlled access in complex vertical environments. Improve speed, reduce manual handling and maintain control on site.
A powered system designed to support controlled lifting and access within rope-access operations.
The system integrates a powered ascender with a dual-rope setup, enabling controlled movement of loads and positioning during vertical work. It operates within established rope-access methods and site safety procedures.
Dual-line rope system installed with independent anchor points.
Ascender connected to rope and load or tool system.
Operator manages lifting and positioning during operation.
System operates within SWMS and rope-access protocols.
Façade remediation
High-rise and large vertical surfaces
Glazing & installation
Precise positioning at height
Industrial maintenance
Complex and high-risk environments
Confined access environments
Limited or restricted access zones
Faster execution of vertical work
Reduced manual handling and operator fatigue
Lower reliance on scaffolding and heavy access systems
Greater control and consistency during operation
Key performance and system parameters for planning and specification.

Designed to operate within established rope-access frameworks and site safety procedures, supporting compliant and controlled deployment across a range of environments.
Maintains redundancy at all times through independent rope lines.
Supports inclusion within Safe Work Method Statements and site-specific risk controls.
Designed to integrate with established rope-access methods and standards.
Operated by trained and certified rope-access technicians (Level 2–3).
The system can be configured to suit project requirements, supported by training and local servicing to ensure reliable operation on site.

High-rise façade remediation, Chatswood NSW
Used on real projects where access, safety and efficiency are critical.
A large-scale façade project requiring safe and efficient access across multiple elevations in a live environment.
The system supported controlled vertical movement and material handling, reducing reliance on scaffolding and improving overall execution speed.