Energy absorber with polyester rope 6kN Astun I 150 (361) IRUDEK

Fall arrest anchor element with energy absorber and polyester rope, designed for work at height where the aim is to limit the impact force in the event of a fall. Total length of 150 cm and traceability system via NFC chip. Suitable for users who need a compact and easy-to-integrate system with a harness.

FEATURES

• Integrated energy absorber to limit impact below 6 kN
• Polyester rope
• Total length of 150 cm
• Tested load capacity up to 140 kg
• Standards: EN 355 and EN 362
• NFC Ready: Built-in chip for product traceability, status, and inspection.
• Service life: 10 years of use + 2 years of storage

BENEFITS OF the Astun I 150 Rope (361)

Allows connecting the harness to an anchor point with an energy absorption system designed to reduce the force transmitted to the user in the event of a fall. The length of 150 cm facilitates handling in routine tasks at height, and the NFC chip can simplify the management of inspections and tracking of the equipment within a safety plan.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT IT IS SUITABLE FOR

Usage aimed at work at height and situations where a connection element with an absorber is required: industrial maintenance, structure assembly, work on roofs, scaffolding, and platforms, always within the safety procedures and compatibilities of the fall protection system (harness, connectors, and anchor points).

TECHNICAL DATA

• Type: energy absorber with rope
• Rope material: polyester
• Length: 150 cm
• Impact force: below 6 kN
• Tested load capacity: 140 kg
• Standards: EN 355, EN 362
• Traceability: NFC Ready chip
• Service life: 10 years of use + 2 years of storage

REGULATIONS

The EN 355 standard regulates energy absorbers, devices designed to dissipate shock force in the event of a fall. Its critical function is to deploy through a controlled tearing system to ensure that the impact received by the worker's body never exceeds 6 kN, thus avoiding serious internal injuries that could occur with a sudden stop.

The EN 362 standard defines the requirements for screw-locking connectors (also known as "maillons") used in fall protection and industrial positioning systems. Unlike conventional quick-release carabiners, class Q connectors are designed to be semi-permanent connection components, meaning they should only be opened or closed using a tool or deliberate and complete manual effort on their thread. This standard ensures that, once properly closed, these connectors provide superior structural strength and extreme safety against accidental openings at critical points of a safety system.