SafetyLink manufactures height Safety Anchors and static line systems which provides restraint and fall arrest safety for all buildings and industrial sites, from a series of anchor points to a complete network of systems for maintenance, cleaning, access and inspections where working at heights.
Our main product consists of a specially designed eyebolt. The eyebolt can be attached to a number of anchoring devices, which in turn can be attached to differing surfaces such as steel purlins, timber rafters, concrete and brickwork.
The SafetyLink energy absorbing eyebolt was developed and tested extensively to maximize energy absorption while retaining its strength when arresting a fall whilst working at heights. Its tapered design enables it to bend like a fishing pole to reduce the load back on the structure and the person attached to the anchor. This principle has been applied to all SafetyLink's products.
We have two new products the SafetyLink FrogLink and the SatetyLink TileLink they have similar energy absorbing capabilities, which have become very popular, due to ease of installation and reduction in components. A perfect solution whilst working at heights.
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Product Type |
Product Sheet |
Installation Guide |
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CableLink
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Rated at 22kN.
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Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
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Affords flexible means of attachment to timber.
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No large holes drilled into timber.
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Discreet design, with only the eyelet protruding from the roof.
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Stainless Steel construction.
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Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use on tile, timber rafters and steel trusses.
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PSH-CABLK001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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ConcreteLink
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use in concrete, where the eyebolt will remain exposed for attachment.
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PSH-CONCL001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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ConcreteLink with Collared Eyebolt
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Rated at 15kN.
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Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
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Stainless Steel construction.
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Non energy absorbing, Abseil/Fall Restraint.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use in concrete, where the eyebolt will remain exposed for attachment.
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PSH-CONCL002.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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Eyebolt
- Standard eyebolts must only be used as a fall arrest anchor.
- Abseiling eyebolts are to be used for rope access (abseiling).
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PSH-EYEBT001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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Abseil Eyebolt
- Standard eyebolts must only be used as a fall arrest anchor.
- Abseiling eyebolts are to be used for rope access (abseiling)
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PSH-EYEBT002.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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FrogLink
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Rated at 22kN.
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316 Stainless Steel construction.
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Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
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Designed to suit all roof profiles with a single row of holes for rivets.
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Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point for use on metal roof profile where access to timber is difficult. Will arrest from any direction.
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PSH-FROGL001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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HingeLink - Stainless Steel
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use on metal/tiled/timber structures where there is easy access to the underside of the roof. The base of the unit is hinged enabling flexible means of attachment.
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PSH-HINGE001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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HingeLink - Aluminium
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use on metal/tiled/timber structures where there is easy access to the underside of the roof. The base of the unit is hinged enabling flexible means of attachment.
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PSH-HINGE002.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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RafterLink
- Rated at 22kN.
- Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Stainless Steel construction.
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use on timber structures where there is easy access to the top of the rafter.
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PSH-RAFTR001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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RafterLink 75mm
- Rated at 22kN.
- Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Stainless Steel construction.
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use on timber structures where there is easy access to the top of the rafter. Suits buildings with large battens to enable eyebolt to extend past the roof sheeting.
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PSH-RAFTR002.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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RafterLink - Side Mounted
- Rated at 22kN.
- Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Stainless Steel construction.
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use on timber structures where there is easy access to the underside of the roof. Installs onto the side of Rafter.
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PSH-RAFTR004.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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RidgeLink
- Rated at 22kN.
- Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Stainless Steel construction.
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use on timber structures where there is easy access to the top of the rafter. For use on the ridge of a building.
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PSH-RAFTR003.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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RetroLink Installation Tool
- Tool and Template.
- Required for installation of the RetroLink
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PSH-RETRO002.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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RetroLink Tube - Flat
- Fits to the pan of the roof sheeting.
- Rated at 22kN.
- Tested to AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Stainless Steel construction.
- Anchor is energy absorbing and can be used for abseiling.
What am I used for?
- An anchor point designed for use on metal roofing/steel purlin structure. Installation is a simple task requiring no access from underside of the roof.
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PSH-RETRO003.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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RetroLink Tube - Raised
- Rated at 22kN.
- Fits to the profile of the roof sheeting.
- Tested to Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Stainless Steel construction.
- Anchor is energy absorbing and can be used for abseiling.
What am I used for?
- An anchor point designed for use on metal roofing/steel purlin structure. Installation is a simple task requiring no access from underside of the roof.
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PSH-RETRO004.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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SandwichLink - Flat
- Rated at 15kN.
- Stainless Steel construction.
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use in foam filled roof panels, can be used in pan or on ridge section.
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PSH-SANDW001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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SandwichLink - Bent
- Rated at 15kN.
- Stainless Steel construction.
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use in foam filled roof panels, can be used in pan or on ridge section. |
PSH-SANDW002.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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SpacerLink
- Multi purpose use.
- Rated at 15kN.
- Stainless Steel construction.
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use in foam filled roof panels where an extended length is required. Standard SpacerLink 250mm Rod, advise length required when needed, can be extended. |
PSH-SPACE001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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SurfaceLink Advance - Aluminium
- Rated at 22kN.
- Suits a multitude of profiles.
- 316 Stainless Steel Eyebolt with Marine Grade Aluminium Plate.
- Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Surface mounted anchors must not be used for rope access (abseiling).
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use on metal roof profile, where access to timber is difficult. Multitude of drilling points to suit different profiles. |
PSH-ASURF001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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SurfaceLink Advance - Stainless Steel
- 316 Stainless Steel.
- Rated at 22kN.
- Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Suits a multitude of profiles.
- Surface mounted anchors must not be used for rope access (abseiling).
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use on metal roof profile, where access to timber is difficult. Multitude of drilling points to suit different profiles. |
PSH-HSURF001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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SurfaceLink - Stainless Steel
- Rated at 22kN.
- Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Stainless Steel construction.
- Surface mounted anchors must not be used for rope access (abseiling).
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use on metal roof profile, where access to timber is difficult. Adjustable design to suit different roof profiles. |
PSH-SURFL001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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SwiveLink with Nut
- For use in steel.
- Rated at 15kN.
- Stainless Steel construction.
- Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use on steel structures. With the convenience of a swiveling eyebolt.
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PSH-SWIVL001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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SwiveLink
- For use in concrete, Stainless Steel construction.
- Must be chemically fastened.
- Rated at 15kN.
- Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use in concrete structures. With the convenience of a swiveling eyebolt.
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PSH-SWIVL002.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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Temporary Anchor
- Rated at 22kN.
- One person anchor.
- Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
SafetyLink’s Temporary Anchor has been designed for use where an anchor is required for a temporary period of time in a location that does not need to be revisited.
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PSH-TEMPL002.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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TileLink
- Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Designed for use on timber rafters with tiled roof.
- Affords flexible means of attachment to timber.
- No need to cut sarking, eliminating waterproofing issues.
- Discreet design, with only the eyelet protruding from the roof.
- Rated at 22kN.
- Stainless Steel construction.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use on timber rafters with tiled roof. Will arrest from any direction. |
PSH-TILEL001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
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WindowLink
- Must be chemically fastened.
- Rated at 15Kn. Stainless Steel construction.
- Tested to Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1891.4.
- Energy absorbing anchor.
What am I used for?
An anchor point designed for use in concrete structures where the eyebolt will remain concealed until needed for use.
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PSH-WINDW001.pdf |
Installation Guide |
