ENGISO P-TOOL©
P-Tool by ENGISO is the fastest way to a safe, labor saving and effective fall protection solution when working on steel structures.
Patent Pending #21196058.8
ENGISO P-TOOL is a magnetic Tie-off anchor point and fall restraint solutions utilized in markets during construction, commissioning, or maintenance. The P-Tool magnetic property eliminates the need for welding or other expensive tie-off solutions.
Key features
Magnetic Tie-Off Anchor Point. Unit weight only 15 kg. (30Lbs)
Self-contained and agile
A light weight and self- contained solution at only 15kg (30 Ibs.) installed on steel in any position (horizontal, Vertical or on a walking surface.)
Easy assembly and transport
P-Tool © is inclusive of carrying case and is compact for confined spaces.
User friendly
Build-in indicators ensures visual indication that P-Tool has been correctly applied and ready foruse as personal tie-off anchor point.
Safe and easy to use!
Specifications
ENGISO P-Tool is attached to a ferrous steel surface by means of 6 pc. V-MAG 340 permanent magnets. The P-Tool can be placed with ease where a fall protection tie off anchor is needed; ceiling, wall or walking surface. ENGISO P-Tool is portable, light weight and can be relocated without damages to a painted surface.
P-Tool utilizes the most powerful and strongest neodymium magnets available. Without loss of magnetism, the rubber coated V-MAG offers excellent resistance to heat, ozone and inclement weather resistance.
Applicable areas
P-Tool© from Engiso can be applied in various business areas. Including wind energy, the oil & gas industry, the telecom sector, defense and marine.
If you would like a free quotation or learn more about how the P-Tool can optimize your workflow and finances - feel free to contact us.
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Cooperation for innovation
Engiso provide many types of solutions that are easily and readily deployed into current designs, businesses, systems or processes.
Engiso can deliver an “All inclusive” solution tailored to the customer’s exact needs or requests