Sling, red, 2 hooks for scaffolding, 2 m 3M It's not like that

Our fall guard sling 3M DBI-SALA EZ-STOP has double branches of 2 m and hooks with opening for 2 x 60 mm, is perfect for users working on scaffolding, as the double branches make it easier to move around the work area while keeping one attached at all times.

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CHARACTERISTICS

• The elastic system of the sling with energy absorber 3M DBI-SALA Expander reduces the total length of these slings while they are not under tension, thus reducing the risks of tripping or entanglement and offering maximum freedom of movement during use.
• Musket with auto-lock and triple-action opening for body connection.
• The double branch means that the user can use the first sling to connect to an anchor point while fixing the second sling to a new anchor point.
• The first sling can be disconnected and in turn moved to another anchorage.
• With this system, the user can move around the workplace safely and stay connected at all times.
• Maximum user weight: 110 kg.
• Double branch.
• Length: 2,00 m.
• CE certification according to EN355, EN354 and VG11:060.

BENEFITS

• The elastic belt reduces the length of the sling when not under tension, which reduces the risk of tripping and entanglement.
• Compact and lightweight design of the absorber package.
• Fully covered identification tags for long-term identification and inspection.
• Aluminum musket with automatic rotary lock, lightweight, for easy and secure body connection.
• Connectors with a hook-type anchorage with an opening of 60 mm suitable for scaffolding.
• Tested on cutting edges according to standard VG11:060.

APPLICATIONS

Use the fall guard 3M DBI-SALA EZ-STOP as part of a complete fall arrest system, in which the worker needs absolute freedom to move around the workplace.

TECHNICAL DATA

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