Temporary suspended cradles

The Fixator temporary cable-suspended cradles are work-at-height equipment used to provide temporary access to elevated areas, particularly during construction, renovation or maintenance work. Here are their main features:

Description :

• Structure : The nacelle is a platform that can accommodate a single operator and sometimes equipment;
• Suspension: It is suspended using metal cables, often steel cables, attached to solid anchor points on the building structure or to a suspension beam;
• Lifting mechanism: Vertical movement is usually provided by electric or manual winches which allow the nacelle to be raised and lowered along the cables;

Uses:

• • Cleaning of facades and windows (high buildings);
  • Painting or renovation work;
  • Inspections or repairs of high structures (bridges, towers, industrial chimneys);
  • Installation of systems such as solar panels.

Benefits :

• Modularity: It can be quickly assembled and disassembled as needed;
• Economy : It is often more cost-effective than installing scaffolding for one-off jobs;
• Flexibility: Ideal for accessing specific, hard-to-reach areas.

The FIXATOR individual cradle is an alternative to the suspended platform with the difference that the platform only uses a single electric or manual winch for lifting a person.

The mast cradles (guided by arms or removable on cables) from FIXATOR have been specially designed to climb along large lighting pylons (stadia, port areas, airports, industrial sites) up to the maintenance platform.