Elastic fall protection harness Belt P80E - EN 361, EN 813, and EN 358

• Front and back anchor point.
• Front anchor points using straps.
• Anchor point for sitting/suspended position.
• Work positioning belt.
• Front adjustment buckle.
• Adjustment on shoulders and thighs with buckle.
• Side anchor points on the belt.
• Made with elastic straps 45 mm wide.
• Automatic aluminum connectors type "click".
• Size M-XL 1,780 gr.
• Size XXL 1,860 gr.

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Falls from different heights are one of the main causes of absenteeism in the workplace, due to workers suffering serious injuries and even fatalities from falls that occur because they are not equipped with the most suitable Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for the type of work they perform. It is necessary to use the most appropriate fall protection systems for each situation, always ensuring that a high-quality harness is available to guarantee that the worker can work safely and as comfortably as possible. There are many options for fall protection harnesses on the market, with the Elastic Fall Protection Harness Belt P80E - EN 361, EN 813, and EN 358 being a very noteworthy option as it complies with three types of regulations.

The Elastic Fall Protection Harness Belt P80E - EN 361, EN 813, and EN 358 is a model that features a front and back anchor point, front anchor points using straps, an anchor point for suspended or seated position, a work positioning belt, a front adjustment buckle, adjustment on shoulders and thighs with buckle, side anchor points on the belt, and automatic aluminum connectors type click. The harness is made with elastic straps 45 mm wide, providing the equipment with great strength and durability.

It is important to note that there are different types of harnesses available on the market, each adapted to the needs of different types of work, so that each worker can have the most suitable equipment available, prepared for the various risks they may face related to a potential fall from different heights.

Falling from different heights is one of the main risks associated with working at heights, understood as all work carried out at a height greater than two meters above the surface or those carried out in wells, trenches, or excavations, all of which require appropriate fall protection equipment to prevent accidents while performing these tasks, with equipment designed to stop the fall and keep the worker suspended until help can be received.