KARAM SA23

The KARAM SA23 Intermediate Anchor is a structural component used in horizontal lifeline systems to enhance safety during work at height. It is installed at intermediate points along a lifeline cable to provide additional anchorage support, ensuring that the lifeline remains stable and properly segmented.

Its primary function is to reduce the potential free-fall distance in the event of a fall by dividing the lifeline into controlled sections. This significantly improves worker safety and system efficiency, especially in long-span rooftop or industrial installations.

The SA23 is constructed from high-strength alloy steel or stainless steel, depending on the variant, and is treated with corrosion-resistant coatings such as ED coating or electropolishing. This makes it suitable for long-term outdoor use in harsh environmental conditions.

It is commonly used in industrial rooftops, steel structures, power plants, maintenance platforms, and construction sites, where continuous horizontal movement is required. The anchor is designed to integrate seamlessly with KARAM horizontal lifeline systems and other compatible fall protection components.

Certified as per EN 795:2012 Type A, the SA23 is capable of supporting multiple users (as per system design), making it a reliable solution for group work-at-height safety.

Overall, the KARAM SA23 is a critical intermediate safety anchor that enhances stability, reduces fall risk, and improves the performance of horizontal lifeline systems in industrial environments.