AFP Self-Locking Rope Seize with 2.25 inch Connecting Eye, used with 5/8’’ Lifeline Rope, For Building, Climbing, Fall-Safety, 310 lb. Capability (OSHA/ANSI Compliant)

Worth: $39.99
(as of Mar 27,2022 17:02:53 UTC – Particulars)

Product Description

✅COMFORT – Strikes together with the person climbing up or down and locks him within the case of a fall, offering steady fall safety. In occasion of a fall the rope seize locks onto the rope. They are often put in or eliminated at any level on the lifeline.
✅SAFE – Rope seize is provided with double locking closing mechanism. Controls confined area and fall from top hazards. Rated as much as 310lbs, minimal tensile power of 5,000 kilos, for use with 5/8’’ diameter lifeline. Compact design, light-weight, and transportable. Anti-panic locking function permits brake to lock the rope seize onto lifeline in occasion of a fall, even when the person holds the machine open.
✅RELIABLE – Trailing function permits rope seize to observe person offering freedom of motion O-ring permits attachment of lifeline. Alloy metal {hardware} ensures all climate efficiency stopping corrosion in opposition to all climate situations. Rugged building endures tough use, standing as much as lengthy intervals of out of doors components together with solar publicity with out tearing or fraying for added longevity.
✅CONVENIENT – This compliant harness is designed and supposed for use with different part of a Private Fall Arrest techniques or Private restraint techniques. The harness is produced from a reliable webbing that ensures that it’s appropriate for probably the most extreme environments all whereas sustaining most consolation. Most permissible free fall is six ft. Designed to make rope ascents extra environment friendly and fewer tiring.
✅PERFORMANCE – Meets ANSI Z359.1-2007, Z359.11-2014, Z359.3, ANSI A10.32-12, CSA Z259.10-2012 Compliant with OSHA 1926 Subpart M, OSHA 1910 and works along with your ANSI OSHA fall safety objects. Good for building, mountaineering, mountaineering, arborists, hearth and rescue, engineering safety, caving, excessive work, ground escape, rappelling, and extra.