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Hydraulic Climbing Safety Screens for High-Rise Perimeter Protection

Self-climbing Perimeter Safety Screens that move with the structure, reducing repeated dismantling while maintaining protected work zones around active floors.

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Applications

Used for

  • High-rise tower construction
  • Repeated typical floors
  • Crane-constrained climbing cycles
  • Slab-edge fall protection
  • External shutter work
  • Perimeter debris control
Components

Key components

  • 5-ton hydraulic jacks
  • 20-ton power pack
  • Wall-mounted shoes
  • Climbing rails and internal legs
  • Anchorage system
  • Screen and platform assemblies
Why this system

Benefits

  • Moves upward with the building
  • Reduces dismantling between floor cycles
  • Supports protected external work access
  • Reusable across repetitive high-rise floors
Planning inputs

What to share

  • Architectural, structural, and elevation drawings
  • Floor-to-floor height
  • Formwork modulation and construction sequence
  • Crane availability for first erection and final dismantling
  • Wall and slab-edge anchorage zones
  • Wind criteria and target floor cycle
Technical snapshot

Verified system parameters.

Hydraulic capacities, cycle time, lead time, and wind basis are catalogue references. Final design and execution depend on approved drawings and site conditions.

Hydraulic jack
5 tons
Power pack
20 tons
Typical jump cycle
4-7 days
Reuse potential
80-100 cycles

With proper care and maintenance.

Post-approval lead time
30-35 days
Catalogue wind basis
44 m/s
Delivery process

From requirement to site execution.

  1. 01

    Confirm structural and elevation drawings, floor heights, and crane suitability.

  2. 02

    Prepare the safety-screen plan, sections, and climbing arrangement.

  3. 03

    Coordinate the screen design with the approved formwork modulation.

  4. 04

    Obtain client approval and release the BOQ and fabrication drawings.

  5. 05

    Fabricate, assemble, coat, inspect, and complete any required mock-up.

  6. 06

    Erect the first screen set and train the site team through the initial jumps.

Hydraulic Climbing media

Hydraulic Climbing in application.

Perimeter Safety Screens installed at the upper levels of a high-rise project
Perimeter Safety Screens installed at the upper levels of a high-rise project
Wall-mounted shoe component used in the safety-screen support and climbing system
Wall-mounted shoe component used in the safety-screen support and climbing system
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Practical answers for project, procurement and site teams.

What is Hydraulic Climbing safety screens?

Self-climbing perimeter screen system.

How do I request a quote?

Use the Request a Quote page, select the family and subtype, then share your project location, quantity or height and timeline.

Do you provide project-specific technical support?

Yes. Technical review, product recommendation and site support are available where applicable.