20 Metres of Rope Between You and a FallThe Delta Plus AN30020 is built for workers who need to move safely across long vertical drops and sloped surfaces. Whether you're working on a petrochemical rig, a power station, or scaling an industrial building, this anchorage line keeps you connected to continuous protection. It's engineered to work seamlessly with the AN065 sliding fall arrest system, giving you freedom to move while the rope automatically arrests any fall.This isn't just about staying safe—it's about working confidently at height without being tethered to a single spot.Key Features: 20-Metre Working Length: Long enough for extended vertical descents and lateral movement across slopes. No cramped positioning or constant repositioning. 14mm Stranded Rope Construction: Heavy-duty polyamide rope that handles the rigours of industrial environments. Resists abrasion from rough surfaces and chemical exposure. End Splice with Thimble Loop: Reinforced attachment point that secures your fall arrest equipment without slippage. The thimble protects the rope from damage at the connection. Automatic Fall Arrest: Works with the AN065 system to stop falls instantly while allowing controlled descent. You maintain control—the rope does the safety work. Category III PPE Certification: Classified under EU Regulation 2016/425 for protection against risks that could cause death or irreversible injury. This is serious-grade equipment. Suited for Demanding Industries: Proven in chemical processing, oil and gas, power generation, automotive manufacturing, and specialist finishing work. Built for environments where shortcuts cost lives. The Delta Plus AN30020 is the backbone of a proper fall protection system for vertical work. It pairs reliability with practicality—you get the length you need without dragging excess rope, and the polyamide construction stands up to chemical splash and harsh conditions. Order from Glovesnstuff and equip your team with fall protection that works as hard as they do.
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