Wall-mounted pivoting jib arm providing overhead fall arrest for 2 users. 3000mm outreach, locking mechanism and 2 fall arrest trolleys included. Certified to EN 795:2012 Type D + CEN/TS 16415. Made to order by Fallprotec. Bolts to concrete or steel structure — no floor footprint, the building-mounted alternative to floor-standing jib systems.
Full description:
Overhead fall protection where a floor-mounted system won’t fit.
The FlexBow is a wall-mounted pivoting jib arm that provides overhead fall arrest for two operatives working at height — on loading bays, tanker access points, plant rooms, railside positions, and maintenance zones where floor space is unavailable or a mobile system is impractical.
Engineered by Fallprotec, the FlexBow mounts directly to your building’s concrete or steel structure and swings out over the work area, positioning an overhead anchor rail exactly where it’s needed. When work is complete, it pivots back flat against the structure and locks in position — no ground footprint, no counterweights, no wheeling equipment in and out.
Key features:
- 3000mm outreach — full working coverage over the task area
- Pivoting design with locking mechanism — rotates to the working position and locks; stows flat when not in use
- 2 fall arrest trolleys included — for two simultaneous users
- Compact 700mm device height — mounts high on the structure without dominating the elevation
- Structure-mounted — bolts to concrete or steel; no floor space lost
- Made to order — manufactured to suit your mounting height and structure
Certification: Tested and certified to EN 795:2012 Type D (anchor rail systems) and CEN/TS 16415 for use by two users in fall arrest.
FlexBow vs floor-mounted jib systems: Considering the 3M DBI-SALA FlexiGuard 6.1m Offset Jib (8560433)? The FlexBow is the building-mounted equivalent. The FlexiGuard stands on a large floor base within your working area, with its rail at approximately 6.2m above floor level. The FlexBow delivers the same overhead anchorage principle from your building structureinstead —freeing the floor entirely, removing the need to reposition a heavy base unit, and setting the anchor height to suit your application. Where a suitable structure exists, it’s the cleaner, more permanent solution.
Price & delivery: £10,000 per outrigger arm (supply; made-to-order). Transport cost to be confirmed at the time of order. Installation, structural verification and load testing available on request.
Important: the supporting structure (concrete or steel) must have sufficient strength for the applied loads. We can arrange a structural check as part of your order.
