
LINQ Longstanding Partnership
Ranger continues to stock class-leading LINQ height safety products sourced from their Brisbane warehouse.
All LINQ Height Safety and Lifting and Rigging products are manufactured using the highest-quality materials and tested to ensure they exceed AS/NZS safety standards. With four distribution centres within Australia and one in New Zealand holding significant stock levels, expedited delivery is the norm.
Take a look inside LINQ's Australian manufacturing and testing facilities.
Browse LINQ Height Safety Products
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DROP PREVENTION, HEIGHT SAFETY & CONFINED SPACE
WEBBING TETHER EXTRA HEAVY DUTY DUAL ACTION
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HEIGHT SAFETY & CONFINED SPACE, SAFETY HARNESSES
SKYLOTEC PROTON WIND HARNESS
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HEIGHT SAFETY & CONFINED SPACE, SAFETY HARNESSES
SKYLOTEC IGNITE NEON ROPE ACCESS HARNESS
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HEIGHT SAFETY & CONFINED SPACE, SAFETY HARNESSES
SKYLOTEC IGNITE ION HARNESS
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DROP PREVENTION, HEIGHT SAFETY & CONFINED SPACE
BOLT-SAFE RAIL BAG
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DROP PREVENTION, HEIGHT SAFETY & CONFINED SPACE
ADJUSTABLE WRIST- ANCHOR
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Ranger’s LINQ product range now also includes:
Self- Retracting Lifelines
The LINQ self-retracting lifeline (SRL) range is engineered for extreme workplace situations, allowing the user to operate within the recommended work area permitted by the AS/NZS Standard. The lifeline maintains tension which clears the work zone of any loose and dangerous excess webbing. In the event of a fall, a brake activates, arresting the fall and reducing the impact of the fall.
Multiple options are available from 2m up to 30m to suit almost any situation working at heights.
Height Safety Kits
Ranger stocks all three, Basic Roofers, Standard Roofers and Construction Roofers kits. All kits have been designed to meet the general requirements of workers who are working at heights in most workplace situations. The kits also offer exceptional value for money as opposed to buying the items individually.
To browse height safety kits click here.
LINQ Harnesses - Hot Works
Ranger offers a range of LINQ full body harnesses, all of which have been engineered and certified to provide the wearer with maximum safety, comfort and versatility while working at heights.
The LINQ Hot Works harness in particular is a new innovation that combines Kevlar and Nomex webbing to provide high resistance to heat allowing the wearer to work in high temperature conditions.
Want more information?
To find out more about these products or other class leading LINQ height safety products head to our Product Catalogue and download the LINQ product spec sheets.
If you would like to place an order, please call one of our certified technicians on 1300 SLINGS.
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