ROTREX ONSITE LTD

Rotrex OnSite maintains and inspects most types of Gantries and Travelling Ladders. Travelling ladders generally compromise of a single ladder suspended from a track at high level and guided by either a rail or bearing wheel at low level. Travelling ladders can be either manual or powered depending on the size of the system. More complex systems incorporate a one-man cradle.

Working with building owners and building managers, Rotrex OnSite ensures that cradle equipment remains in top condition, ready and safe to use. To work in the most effective way, Rotrex OnSite recommends a proactive, planned routine maintenance schedule, helping to manage the upkeep of cradles and building access systems and reduce the need for emergency repairs. This gives our customers the best of both worlds: a premium quality service at a lower overall cost.

Working with building owners and building managers, Rotrex OnSite ensures that building maintenance units (BMU's) remains in top condition, ready and safe to use. BMU's can be manual, semi-powered or fully powered and are generally installed onto a tracked runway system, that is in turn fixed back to the roof structure. Depending on the design of the BMU either a dedicated cradle or a separate cradle set can be suspended from the jib. Other types of BMU include trackless, pedestal mounted and freely laid track.

Permanent rail systems offer an excellent alternative to the traditional BMU's in certain scenarios. Permanent rail systems are generally supported via cantilever brackets or permanently installed jibs fixed back to the building structure. Permanent rails can be installed where there is limited roof space due to plant or where the access from a roof-mounted BMU is not practical. Permanent rail systems are also widely installed internally for accessing atria.