The Conquip Access Cage in 6-person configuration is a certified personnel transport cage for crane-lifting site operatives between levels where standard access is unavailable or impractical, filling the size gap between the 4-person (480kg) and 12-person (1440kg) variants in the Conquip range. The cage features full-height mesh sides, a controlled-entry gate with secondary latch, integrated harness anchor points for each occupant, and a four-leg lifting chain assembly supplied as standard.
Key Features
- 6-person capacity sits between the 4-person and 12-person variants
- Full-height welded mesh sides prevent any contact with the structure during lifts
- Gated entry with secondary latch prevents inadvertent opening in transit
- Integrated harness anchor point at each occupant position
- Four-leg chain sling assembly supplied as standard
- Manufactured in the UK to BS EN 14502-1 for man-riding applications
Technical Specifications
| Working Load Limit |
720kg |
| Capacity |
6 persons |
| Access |
Single gated entry with secondary latch |
| Sides |
Full-height welded mesh |
| Harness Anchors |
Integrated point per occupant position |
| Lifting Assembly |
Four-leg chain sling supplied as standard |
| Standards |
BS EN 14502-1 |
| Compliance |
LOLER 1998, PUWER 1998 |
These lift PEOPLE, which carries requirements nothing else in the range does — permitted only where no safer access exists, with a documented plan and more frequent examination. For loose materials a goods carrying cage is the correct choice.
LOLER 1998 compliant | CE-marked | BS EN 14502-1 (man-riding) | Manufactured in the UK
Working Load Limit 720kg. Certified for 6 persons. Supplied with four-leg chain assembly and integrated harness anchor points.
Suitable Applications
The 6-person Access Cage is suited to mid-sized teams accessing roof areas, plant decks, partially-built structures, façade installation positions, and any work-at-height environment where conventional access (scaffold stair, MEWP, hoist) is unavailable. As with all man-riding lifts, a fully briefed lift plan and competent Appointed Person are mandatory; see Conquip's user guide for full operational requirements.
