Slim stainless steel hook with rope CSC Edilizia 399C

What it is

Slim stainless steel hook with rope CSC Edilizia 399C. Key specifications: material Stainless steel AISI 316, regulations UNI-ISO 2768, dimensions No. 3 holes n22 158.

An under-tile hook is a metal anchor fixed to the roof structure beneath the roof covering, for connecting lifelines and fall arrest devices.

What it is for

Used as an anchor point in fall protection systems, for work at height, where access and restraint must be ensured for the whole job and for roof maintenance.

How to use it

Remove the tiles at the designated point, shape or position the hook on the load-bearing structure and fix it with the anchors or screws specified by the manufacturer. Relay the covering, leaving only the attachment eye protruding. Installation and fixing must follow the design and certification, and the anchor must be inspected periodically.

Where it is used

• Residential construction
• Building maintenance
• Workplace safety and PPE

Technical data

• Material: Stainless steel AISI 316
• Regulations: UNI-ISO 2768
• Dimensions: No. 3 holes n22 158

Who it is for

Designed for formwork carpenters, waterproofing specialists, building maintenance operatives and health and safety officers.

Related products

• Type A hook with eyelet CSC Edilizia
• Slim stainless steel hook with rope CSC Edilizia
• Counter-plate for wide-base Combo posts CSC Edilizia 534 — from the category Lifeline Accessories
• Tree-care harness Sequoia Plus Petzl — from the category Fall Arrest Harnesses
• Double rescue lanyard IGUANE Petzl — from the category Lanyards and Energy Absorbers
• Browse the whole category: Certified Under-Tile Roof Hooks for Lifelines

Before you order

Tell us the quantities you need and the intended use: if there is a more suitable version, or an equivalent available sooner, we will let you know.

For prices and availability, request a quote from AMES Srl: we will reply with our quotation, delivery times and, where needed, an equivalent technical alternative.