Orbital lifeline is a special type of high-altitude anti fall lifeline, characterized by the use of a track like structure, allowing operators to move on the track and utilize the stability of the lifeline for various high-altitude operations. Compared with traditional high-altitude anti fall lifelines with fixed hanging points, rail type lifelines have higher flexibility and adaptability, and can better adapt to various complex high-altitude work scenarios.

A track type lifeline typically consists of tracks, pulleys, seat belts, and other components. Operators can carry out high-altitude operations by wearing safety belts and using pulleys to move on the track. The advantage of this approach is that it can provide a more stable and secure work platform, and can be easily moved, improving work efficiency.

The rail type lifeline is suitable for various occasions that require high-altitude operations, such as construction, electricity, communication, fire protection, etc. By using a rail type lifeline, the safety and efficiency of high-altitude operations can be effectively improved, and the occurrence of falling accidents among workers can be reduced.