Yellow High-Visibility 2 Point Full Body Harness | FA 10 302 00
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Product Purposes
This product can be used while working on a mobile elevating work platform (MEWP) such as a cherry picker.
This height safety product can be used while ascending or descending a fixed ladder, including outdoor ladders.
This height safety product is specifically designed for use in confined spaces such as wells and drains.
This product can be used while working at height on a horizontal surface—a flat roof, for example.
| Product Code | Size | Thigh Size | Chest Size | Waist Size | Stature | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FA1030200 | Universal | 55-90cm | 98-128cm | 70-115cm | 160-200cm | £153.58 |
Features
| Certified to: | BS EN 361, BS EN 471 Class 2.2 |
| Lifespan: | 10 Years |
| Material: | Vest: Polycotton (240g/m2) / Webbing - Polyester / Fittings - Steel |
| Max User Weight: | 140kg |
| No of Points: | 1 |
| Use Type: | Suitable for frequent use |
Yellow High-Visibility 2 Point Full Body Harness - Product Description
2 Point Full Body Harness with Polycotton Yellow High-Vis Work Vest
Attachments: 1 sternal and 1 dorsal attachment point.
Convenience: Fully adjustable vest, shoulder & thigh straps. shoulder, belt & lower part of thigh straps. Adjustable and durable zip system. Automatic buckles. Inside storage pocket for straps when not in use.
Ergonomics: Ideally positioned sit strap for extended comfort. Incorporated in a reflective yellow vest (no-tangle body wear system). Reflective strips down the front for visibility.
Usage: Suitable for frequent use.
Max User Weight: 140 KG.
Conformity: BS EN 361, BS EN 471 Class 2.2.
Material: Vest: Polycotton (240g/m2) / Webbing: Polyester / Fittings: Steel
EN361
EN358 | A harness is a body support system intended to stop falls and keep the user in the best conditions while awaiting the rescue.
A work positioning belt is a device that allows a user to be held in a position having hands free. |
