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Stabilization Anchors
STABILIZATION ANCHORS
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Stabilization Anchors must be installed in buildings over 130' (75' in New York and 150' in Canada), with the first being no more then 50' from the top of the building. The vertical distance between anchors must be no more then 50' or 3 floors whichever is less.
There are two standard systems in use Intermittent Stabilization Anchors and Continuos Mullion Guide
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Intermittent Stabilization Anchors (ISA's), There are two basic types detent pin or shoulder bolt type |
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Roof rigged only – cannot be used with boatswains chairs |
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Does not allow for platform transfers |
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Inserts (sleeves) used with ball-lock pins (not approved in NY) |
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Shoulder Bolt style used with custom clips |
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Anchors to be located vertically every 3 floors or 50' (40' in NY) whichever is less |
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Anchors to be located under the horizontal approximately below every rigging point or the length of the platform |
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Not allowed in New York over 490' |
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Continuous Mullion Guide |
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Can be roof or ground rigged |
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Can be used with platforms or boatswains chairs |
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The safest because it is continuos |
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Easiest to use |
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Must be used in buildings over 490' in New York |
Modern architecture can even defy the ingenious design of standard TRACTEL® machines. Our technology and know-how adapt very well to non-standard solutions. Nevertheless, the earlier the access problem is addressed, the less complicated and expensive the solution will be.
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Intermittent Stabilization Anchors 
Detent Pin Type
Shoulder Bolt Type
Continuous Mullion Guide (top view)
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Introduction | Shoulder Bolt Type | Shoulder Bolt Type (cont) | Detent Pin Type | Detent Pin Type (cont) | Mullion Guides
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