Rope Access Equipment

Rope Access is an efficient and cost-effective solution for working at height in a variety of industries, from construction and maintenance to rescue and industrial rope access. We offer a range of rope access equipment to ensure the safety of your workers and to make their job easier.

Our Ascenders and Descenders provide a secure and controlled ascent and descent, while our high-quality Kernmantle ropes offer strength and durability. Additionally, our Fall Arresters and Pulleys provide a secure connection between the worker and the anchor point, while our rope access helmets provide essential head protection.

Our range of rigging plates and other accessories from leading brands including Skylotec, Climbing Technology, ISC Wales, and CMC Rescue offer the tools necessary to set up a secure and efficient rope access system. Whether you're a professional rope access technician or need a solution for working at height in an industrial or construction setting, our height safety rope access equipment has got you covered.

Everything a rope access technician needs sits below this page: static and kernmantle rope and rope and cord, ascenders and descenders with the power ascenders for long climbs, karabiners, maillons and hooks, prusik cord and loops, rigging gear, rope access harnesses and rope bags and storage.

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Descenders, ascenders and rope grabs

The core of every rope access kit is the hardware that moves you along the rope. The ascenders and descenders range covers chest and hand ascenders, industrial descenders and back up devices from Skylotec, CAMP, CMC and Climbing Technology, and the power ascenders page holds the motorised units for long climbs and rescue lifting. Every device lists its rope diameter range, so check it against the rope you run before ordering.

Rope, cord and connectors

Rope access runs on low stretch kernmantle rope, and the rope and cord page carries it by the metre and in standard lengths, alongside accessory cord and prusik cord and loops for friction hitches. Connectors live on the karabiners, maillons and hooks page, with triple lock and screw gate options rated for industrial use.

Harnesses and helmets for rope work

A rope access technician sits in the harness all day, which is why the rope access harnesses page separates sit harnesses and work positioning models from the general fall arrest range. Pair them with a vented, chin strapped helmet from the safety helmets range.

Anchors and rigging

Rigging a safe system takes more than rope: the rigging gear page covers pulleys, rigging plates and swivels, and anchor points for structural and roof connections sit under roof anchors and anchor points and anchor slings and straps.

Kits, bags and accessories

Rope and pod bags protect rope in transport and on site, and the range rounds out with edge protectors, rope washes and the small hardware that keeps a kit serviceable.

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment do you need for industrial rope access?

A standard two rope system needs a working rope and a back up rope, a sit harness, a descender, ascenders, a back up device, connectors, a helmet and rope protection for edges. Most technicians carry all of it in a rope bag rated for the length they run. Each product page lists what the item is rated for.

What is the difference between rope access equipment and fall arrest equipment?

Fall arrest gear is designed to catch a fall that should never happen; rope access gear is designed for planned, suspended work where the rope is the way you get to the job. Rope access uses low stretch rope, sit harnesses and descent devices, while fall arrest centres on energy absorbing lanyards and self retracting lifelines.

How often does rope access equipment need to be inspected?

Equipment is checked before every use, and given a recorded detailed inspection at regular intervals in line with the manufacturer's instructions and your site's system, with six monthly the common interval on Australian sites. Anything that has arrested a fall or shows damage is retired immediately.

Do you supply rope access equipment across Australia?

Yes. Orders ship Australia wide, and the range covers the brands Australian rope access companies standardise on, including Skylotec, Ferno, CAMP, CMC and Climbing Technology.