Flame-resistant fall protection harness for welder IRUDEK FR1

Harness for work at height and welding environments, with 1 dorsal anchorage point + 1 sternal anchorage point. The harness straps can withstand temperatures of up to 371ºC.

The harness is adjustable at the shoulders and thighs. With pelvic strap, stainless steel buckles. Supplied with a nylon bag. Non-flammable harness. Flame resistant.

FEATURES

Flame resistant, for work at height and welding environments. Due to the reinforced straps and stitching with Kevlar thread, a resistance of up to 371ºC is achieved.

• Dorsal anchorage for fall protection
• Textile sternal anchorage (A/2)
• Adjustable at shoulders and thighs
• Adjustable leg straps
• Pelvic strap
• The straps are protected against sparks and drops of molten metal

TECHNICAL DATA

• Size: UNIVERSAL
• Weight: 1.4 Kg
• Width: 44±1mm
• Static resistance: 23 kN
• Service life: 10 years of use + 1 year of storage

PACKAGING DATA

Weight: 1.4 Kg

Units/box: 5

MATERIALS

• Strap: Aramid, specially designed to withstand flames (up to 371ºC)
• Finish: Deburred and polished
• Metal components: High-strength stainless steel

STANDARDS/REGULATIONS

EN 361

EN ISO 15025

ISO 9150

APPLICATIONS

For hot work such as welding, grinding, metal cutting.

USAGE LIMITATIONS

The equipment must be assigned individually to a person.

- It is recommended that the anchorage point where the fall protection system will be fixed is above the user. The anchorage point must have a minimum static resistance of 12 kN (metal) or 18 kN (textile) and must comply with the requirements of Standard EN 795:1996 / EN 795:2012.

- Personal protective equipment should not be used by individuals whose health status may affect the safety of the user under normal use conditions or in case of emergency.

- Personal protective equipment should only be used by a trained and competent person in its safe use.

WARNING

- A fall arrest harness is the only acceptable body restraint device that can be used in a fall protection system.

- The fall protection system must only be connected to the anchorage points of the harness that carry an identification with the uppercase letter “A”. The identification “A/2” indicates that it is necessary to connect two anchorage points with the same identification at the same time. It is prohibited to connect the protection system to a single anchorage point identified with “A/2”.

- In harnesses with an integrated belt, the connection of the equipment for positioning work must be made only to the lateral anchorage rings of the belt.

- The connection to the anchorage point and to other equipment must be made through carabiners in accordance with EN362:2004.

- For use with fall protection EN 353-1:2014+A1:2017, EN 353-2:2002 it is recommended to connect the equipment to the frontal anchorage point of the harness. For use with energy absorbers EN 355 or with fall protection EN 360, it is recommended to connect the equipment to the dorsal anchorage point of the harness. - Before each use of the personal protective equipment, it must be carefully checked to ensure that it is in usable condition and functions correctly.

- During the pre-use check, it is necessary to carefully inspect all elements of the equipment to verify that they do not show signs of deterioration, excessive wear, corrosion, abrasions, UV radiation degradation, cuts, and incorrect use. Pay special attention to the straps, seams, anchorage rings, buckles, and adjustment elements.

ABOUT IRUDEK

Irudek Group is an expanding group of companies headquartered in Spain, with operations in Italy, Brazil, and India, and sells its products in over 50 countries. Irudek Group represents safety and guarantee, backed by years of experience and by customers who have placed their trust in its products.