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In
the event of reduced visibility due to a mine fire or similar
incident causing smoke or dust haze, the lifeline can be followed
with direction indicated at each support point by tapered
directional ‘cones’.
These
cones allow the mine personnel to walk to safety and offers
reassurance that they are walking in the right direction even
at zero visibility.
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• Simple
system uses coated stainless wire rope.
• Accessories to fit roof bolts.
• Fits to roof bolt using either fixed length conduit,
as pictured, or by a length of chain to allow lifeline
to swing out of way when it is installed in transport
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Clip
on directional cones
Recommended spacing of every 20 metres in accordance with
NSW mines department guidelines.
Spheres
(not shown) can also be located along lifeline to warn of
hazard or location of Self Rescuer or C.A.B.E. caches.
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Lifeline
wire is supplied in 250 metre rolls for ease of handling and
installation.
Austdac
has available a complete range of lifelines, directional cones,
support rods (in a fixed or adjustable format), reflective
discs or streamers, or any other ancillary equipment you may
require for your application.
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Use
of Lifeline with Communication System
Use
of radio aerial cable instead of coated stainless wire rope,
gives the additional bonus of enabling voice contact with
personnel on the surface.
It
can be used with the M-Comm voice communication system, as
pictured, to allow communication during escape.
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Learn
more about this product by clicking on the brochure below:
Lifeline
Support Systems
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