Fall-back restraint system with muskets Irudek Scratching

ATTENTION

- A fall harness is the only acceptable body restraint that can be used in a fall harness. - The fallprotection system must be connected only to the harness connection points marked with the capital letter “A”. The identification A/2 indicates that it is necessary to connect simultaneously two disconnection points with the same identification. It is prohibited to connect the protective system to a single connection point identified by A/2”. - In harnesses with a built-in belt, the positioning work equipment must be connected only to the belt's lateral anchorage rings. - Connection to the anchorage point and to other equipment must be by means of muskets in accordance with EN 362:2004. - For use with fall guard EN 353-1:2014+A1:2017, EN 353-2:2002 it is recommended to connect the equipment to the front anchorage point of the harness. For use with EN 355 energy absorbers or EN 360 anticides it is recommended to connect the harness dorsal anchorage device. - Before each use of personal protective equipment, it must be checked carefully to ensure that it is in working order and functioning properly. - During the pre-use check it is necessary to carefully inspect all equipment elements to verify that they show no signs of deterioration, excessive wear, corrosion, abrasion, degradation by UV radiation, or incorrect use. Pay particular attention to tapes, seams, anchor rings, buckles and deregulation elements.

LIFETIME

The estimated service life of the equipment is 11 years from the date of manufacture (1 year of storage and 10 years of use). The following factors may reduce the shelf life of the product: heavy use, contact with chemicals, particularly harsh environments, exposure to extreme temperatures, exposure to ultraviolet rays, abrasion, cuts, heavy impacts, or poor use and maintenance. The mandatory annual review shall validate the correct operation of the equipment. The equipment must be examined by the manufacturer or an authorised person at least once a year. If a fall has been stopped, the equipment must be withdrawn from use.

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

• CLEANING: Personal protective equipment must be cleaned in such a way as not to cause adverse effects on the materials used in the manufacture of the equipment. For textile and plastic materials (tape, rope) clean with a cotton cloth or brush. Do not use any abrasive material. For deep cleaning, wash the equipment at a temperature between 30oC and 60oC using a neutral detergent. For metal parts with a damp cloth. If the equipment gets wet, either from use or from cleaning, it should be allowed to dry naturally away from direct heat.
• STORAGE: Personal protective equipment should be stored in a loose package in a dry, ventilated place, protected from sunlight, ultraviolet rays, dust, sharp-edged objects, extreme temperatures and harsh substances.

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