Brochure

This document is to be treated as commercially confidential, and is not to be disclosed to any
third party without prior written consent from Checkmate Lifting & Safety Ltd.
Guardian Fall Protection
6305 S 231
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Street
Kent, WA 98032
USA
Dear Sir,
Checkmate Lifting & Safety Ltd. manufacture the MAX Descent and rescue device, which is
tested to ensure compliance with the required standards. Checkmate do not release the full
test report due to commercially sensitive data held within, therefore please take this
document as a summary of the testing performed.
Models:
MAX-150 Descent only (Not EN1496)
MAX-150R Descent and hand operated rescue (ANSI and EN)
MAX-150PR Descent and powered rescue (ANSI and EN)
Standards:
ANSI Z359.4-2013
The Max descender is tested in accordance with ANSI Z359.4-2013 as a descent device,
including all the requirements within section 3.2.7, with a maximum rated user weight of
330lbs (150kg), specifically the following sections:
3.2.7.1 Descent Energy
3.2.7.2 Descent Speed
3.2.7.3 Static Strength
3.2.7.4 Dynamic Strength
3.2.7.5 Function
No claims are made in respect of section 3.2.8 as the device is not classed as a hoist.
BS EN 1496:2006 Class A
The Max descender is tested as a rescue lifting device class A, designed to lift a person by a
rescuer of himself from a lower to a higher place, with a maximum rated user weight for
lifting of 120kg. Test specifics as follows:
4.4 Function test
4.6 Static strength
5.5 Operating force
Declaration:
The Max descender meets the test and performance requirements of all tests required by
ANSI Z359.4-2013 and BS EN 1496:2006, as detailed in this summary document.
Yours faithfully,
Duncan Barrier

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