Roll over protection structure consists of an engineered frame installed inside the vehicle cabin. In the event of a rollover accident, should the vehicle overturn, the rollover protection structure prevents the roof cabin from being crushed, and increase the chance of survival the passenger inside vehicle’s cabin
Rollover protection structure was initially used in car racing, and then in the mining industry when safety requirements were updated. Jaram was involved in the research and compliance for optimising the rollover protection designs. Adding these engineered frames to the inside of your vehicle provides an extra level of safety.
Jaram Roll Bar Compliance:
- Jaram Roll Bars are Engineer certified and approved by Department of Transport
- All Jaram Roll Bars Are Designed to comply with  The Australian standards VSB14 & LK9/10 standards
- Every side Air Bag fitted Vehicle has an Air Bag Deployment Test to ensure compliance to the applicable standards.
- Maximum clearances are determined through the LK standard and the roll bar is made to fully comply accordingly.
- Jaram’s unique bending capabilities ensure the product is made with maximum cabin room for the occupants.
- Full 5-year warrnaty
Need A Roll Over Protection Fit Out?
We got variety of mining ROPS ranging from light vehicle, minespec vehicle, trucks with GVM up 30 tonnes.
We have various range of roll bars available for your vehicle. Whether its Toyota, Isuzu, Hino, Volvo, Mercedes Trucks, we got everything you need.Â
Call us at 08 9451 0700 or email us at sales@jaram.com.au to get a quote for your ROPS !
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