Fire-resistant harness with belt, featuring splash-resistant straps for molten metal FIRE FREE KRATOS SAFETY

The FIRE FREE belt harness from KRATOS SAFETY is the ideal solution for working in industrial environments where the risk of exposure to high temperatures and molten metal splashes is high. This harness, specifically designed to provide superior protection, features fire-resistant straps and molten metal splash protection, ensuring user safety in extreme conditions. Its ergonomic design and high-quality materials provide optimal comfort during long workdays.

FEATURES

• Attachment points - 1 dorsal D-ring, 1 external attachment point formed by 2 textile buckles for fall protection system, and 2 lateral D-rings at waist level for work positioning.
• Adaptability - Adjustable shoulders, leg straps, and belt.
• Strengths - The strap of this harness was tested for static resistance after being exposed to molten metal splashes. The leg straps are equipped with automatic loops.
• Ergonomics - The gluteal strap is ideally positioned for greater comfort.
• Compliance - Compliant with EN 361:2002, EN358:2018, ISO 9150:1988, and ISO 15025:2005.
• Can be used by a user with a maximum weight of 140 kg.
• Size: S - XL.
• Weight: 2.55 kg.
• Strap material: Aramid fiber.
• Loop material: Steel.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Belt: YES
• Max User Weight 140 Kg
• Standard(s): EN361:2002, EN358:2000, ISO9150:1988, ISO15025:2005
• Material: Aramid
• Size: Universal Size
• Buckle(s): 6 Adjustment Buckles, 4 of Which Are Automatic
• Other Connection Points: 2 Lateral D-rings for Work Positioning
• Connection Points: Dorsal D-ring, Front Accessory Made of 2 Textile Loops
• Protection: Straps: Aramid, Buckles: Steel

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STANDARDS

- EN 361:2002: This European standard refers to safety harnesses used in work at height. It establishes design, manufacturing, testing, and marking requirements to ensure that this equipment adequately protects workers.

- EN 358:2018: This standard addresses body restraint and positioning systems. It is essential for jobs where the worker needs to be in a fixed position, such as on scaffolding or elevated structures. It also specifies safety and performance requirements.

- ISO 9150:1988: This is an international standard that specifies test methods for assessing the fire resistance of materials used in building construction. Although it is somewhat older, it remains relevant in certain contexts.

- ISO 15025:2005: This standard focuses on test methods for determining the fire resistance of textile materials. It is very useful in the textile industry, especially for protective clothing that needs to meet certain safety standards.

APPLICATIONS

This harness has been designed to provide a perfect solution for workers who perform welding at height. We recommend its use for: shipbuilding, steel construction.