Welder harness with 5 adjustment points, with Kevlar webbing with modacrylic 3M

Welding harness with 5 adjustment points, with modacrylic Kevlar belt 3M. Manufacture from materials of any heading. What. It has steel passing beads, rear ring in D major. Bag of labels. Regulators for the torso. Indicators of fall. Fall arrest rings in D: one back, one sternal.

• Designed specifically for welders working at height exposed to heat and flame
• Large D-ring for easy connection
• Pectoral fin so placed as to facilitate connection to slings and other systems
• Five adjustment points that allow the harness to be better fitted, offering greater comfort and safety

Supply: 5 to 10 working days

CHARACTERISTICS

• Large rear D ring

  As it is easier to connect and offers greater security, it can be used for rescue
• Other, of circular cross-section

  Optimal location for connection to slings and systems
• 5 adjustment points

  It adapts perfectly to the body for greater comfort and safety
• Adjustment of traction

  Easier to adjust.
• Fence management

  The spare belt is kept on the hip strap.
• Contrasts and chest straps

  Reduces assembly time.
• Indicator of decline

  Clear indication that the harness must be removed.
• Covered identification labels

  Protect labels during harness life.
• Two-point harness

  Selection of connection points.

TECHNICAL DATA

Improved lines: Abrasion resistant and water repellent to reduce mold and dirt generation.

Sling hooksThe following: Avoid having to carry the sling in the hand when not in use.

Comfort pillowsThe following: On the underside of shoulder, hip and leg straps. TM® Harness 3M DBI-ROOM

Other, of circular cross-section Lightweight aluminium alloy buckles for quick and easy connections. (There are also models with passing buckle).

Vertical back ring in D: The vertical D-ring ensures quick, easy and secure connections to your fall arrest system. Rigid belt: Allows to carry 27 kg of unbroken tools. Protected labels: Harness labels protected by coupling and fastening.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE - ADJUSTMENT OF THE FALL GUARD

Before we start. Empty your pockets, as during work or, more importantly, in the event of a fall, items you carry in your pockets can get caught between the harness straps and the wearer's body, causing injury. Always consult the instructions for use supplied with the specific harness for correct installation and fitting.

Step one. Let's get started. Hold the harness by the D-ring, which is often held through a D-pad, and make sure the straps are not twisted.

Step two. You run for the shoulders. Slide the harness over your arms and place it over your shoulders. Make sure no straps are entangled and that they hang freely.

Step three. You run for your legs. Place it between your legs and hold the leg strap on your left side. Lift the strap between the legs and connect it to the buckle on the left side. Connect the strap for the right leg using the same procedure.

Step four. Chest marks. Attach the breast strap buckle to the corresponding opposite side buckle.

Step five. A belt (if you have one). Attach the belt buckle to the corresponding opposite side buckle.

Step six. Adjust the harness so it's tight. Adjust the shoulder straps until they are tight with the adjusters. The left and right sides of the shoulder straps should fit to the same length and the breast strap should be centered at the bottom of the chest, about 15 cm below the shoulder. The D pectoral ring of the vest type harness moves up or down adjusting the shoulder and leg straps. Center the D-ring between the shoulder blades. Note: In the applicable models the D-ring can be raised or lowered on the harness strap as necessary to achieve a correct fit. Rearrange the leg straps so they're tight. They shall be at least 8 cm from the strap beyond the buckle on the leg straps. Adjust the belt for the waist (if fitted).

It's ready! A properly fitted and fitted full-body harness will effectively distribute impact forces throughout the body and provide adequate restraint during suspension and rescue after a fall.

REGULATORY

EN 361:2003 - Personal protective equipment against falls from a height. Machinery for making pulp of fibrous cellulosic material

EN 365:2005 - Personal protective equipment against falls from height. General requirements for instructions for use, maintenance, periodic review, repair, marking and packaging.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE COMBINATION OF EPI

Do not use this safety equipment unless trained by a competent person (this training may be repeated as often as necessary). Please contact CAPITAL SAFETY for information about the classes or if you have any questions about the use of this equipment. (See full instructions for use).

ABOUT 3M

3M Fall Protection, part of the Personal Protective Products division of 3M, has earned a reputation as experts in safe work at height with our market-leading innovations and high-performance rescue and fall protection solutions. The ultimate protection against falls. What. For more than 75 years, workers at heights around the world have relied on DBI-SALA® products to get their jobs done and home safely. Today, 3M Fall Protection continues that proud tradition by offering high-quality DBI-SALA® fall protection solutions, enabling workers to do their jobs better in a safe and comfortable way.