The Origin of Fall Prevention Lifeline

The origin of fall prevention lifelines dates back to the early 20th century, when workers in the construction and mining industries often suffered injuries from falling accidents. In order to solve this problem, people have begun to study how to provide workers with safe and reliable fall prevention equipment. Lifeline devices were born in this context.

At first, anti fall lifeline equipment used steel wire ropes or chains as load-bearing components, which were fixed on stable structures to provide workers with a safe working platform or hanging baskets. With the development of technology, the anti fall lifeline has gradually evolved into more advanced equipment, using high-strength materials and intelligent control systems that can withstand larger loads and more precise control.

Nowadays, anti fall lifelines have become an essential equipment in fields such as construction, mining, and high-altitude operations, providing important guarantees for the safety of workers. Its design, manufacturing, and use must comply with relevant national and industry standards to ensure its safety performance and effectiveness.