Rigid Anchor Posts and Poles
53 products · Permanent Guardrails and Safety Nets
The "Rigid Anchor Posts and Poles" category includes a wide range of CSC Edilizia products designed to ensure safety and protection on building sites and in work environments. These systems, such as lifelines and rigid anchor posts, are designed to prevent accidents and injuries, providing the stability and strength needed for work at height. Our products are available for prompt delivery and our AMES technical support team is ready to assist you.
Professional applications
- Installation of protection systems for work at height on buildings and structures.
- Creation of safe walkways for operators in industrial and building environments.
- Protection of work areas on falsework and scaffolding.
- Setting up anchor points for personal protective equipment (PPE).
Selected brands
AMES Srl represents selected brands such as CSC Edilizia, known for their quality and compliance with safety regulations. Our selection is based on high technical standards and on the ability of the products to meet our customers' specific needs.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the right product for my specific application?
Our team of experts is on hand to help you choose the product best suited to your needs. Contact us to discuss your project and receive a tailored quotation.
What are the technical characteristics of honeycomb rigid anchor posts?
Our honeycomb rigid anchor posts, such as the 425-01 model by CSC Edilizia, are designed to offer high strength and stability. They are made from high-quality materials and comply with current technical standards.
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You will find this product family in the Lifting & Handling area, together with the related categories.
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Frequently asked questions: Rigid Anchor Posts and Poles
What is a non-deformable turret and what is it used for?
The non-deformable turret is a fixed support that carries the anchor point or the fall arrest line above the roof edge. The catalogue includes turrets for edges, honeycomb and swivel types. It raises the work point and keeps it away from the roof slope, so the system stays in position even during movements on the roof.
Which height should be chosen among the H35, H45, H55 and H65 posts?
The post is available in heights from 35 to 65 cm, such as H35, H45, H55 and H65. The choice depends on the height of the work point and that of the guardrail or line. For posts to be embedded the size is in the product code. Check the usable height on the project before buying.
What is the difference between a flat base, an inclined base and a double-inclined base?
The flat base rests on horizontal surfaces, such as a slab, while the inclined base adapts to a roof slope with a single pitch. The double-inclined base is for roofs with two pitches. In the catalogue the bases are identified by the post types A-C. Choose the base according to the actual pitch of the roof, measured on site.
What is the energy absorber in non-deformable posts?
The energy absorber absorbs part of the energy of a fall and reduces the force transmitted to the post and the structure. The catalogue lists it in non-deformable posts with energy absorber of type A-C, such as models 503-75, 504-75 and 506-75. The absorber must be considered an integral part of the system and must not be replaced with a different component.
When should a post to be embedded in concrete be used instead of a turret to be fixed?
Small posts to be embedded are placed into the concrete pour before it sets, and provide a stable anchorage when the pour is already planned. The turret to be fixed is installed afterwards, with plates and back plates. The post to be embedded must be planned at the pouring stage; it cannot be added later.
Which collars and back plates are needed for honeycomb turrets?
For honeycomb turrets there are perpendicular and diagonal collars, double-slope collars and back plates. The collar is chosen according to the shape of the roof and the pitch of the slope. The back plate spreads the load from the side opposite the fixing. Use spare parts from the same system to maintain compatibility.
On which sites are turrets and non-deformable posts used?
They are used on sheet metal roofs, timber roofs and concrete slabs, where a fixed anchor point is needed for work at height. The catalogue lists them for roof maintenance, installations and work at height on roofs. Each installation must be designed according to the actual work point.
Which standards apply to turrets and posts used as anchor points?
Turrets and posts are part of fall arrest anchorage systems and fall under EN 795, which classifies anchor devices. Legislative Decree 81/2008 requires the use of systems suitable for work at height. The type and class must be checked on the product data sheet before installing the system.
























