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.
Used for
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
- Post-approval lead time
- 30-35 days
- Catalogue wind basis
- 44 m/s
With proper care and maintenance.
Key components
Benefits
From requirement to site execution.
- 01
Confirm structural and elevation drawings, floor heights, and crane suitability.
- 02
Prepare the safety-screen plan, sections, and climbing arrangement.
- 03
Coordinate the screen design with the approved formwork modulation.
- 04
Obtain client approval and release the BOQ and fabrication drawings.
- 05
Fabricate, assemble, coat, inspect, and complete any required mock-up.
- 06
Erect the first screen set and train the site team through the initial jumps.
What to share
Hydraulic Climbing in application.
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