Arnés de 4 argollas económico

Arnés en “H” de cuerpo completo multipropósito.
Argollas de conexión fabricadas en acero forjado con
resistencia de 22.2 kN (5000 lb) 1 ubicada en el dorso
(detención de caídas) 1 ubicada en el pecho (ascenso y
descenso) y 2 en cintura (posicionamiento).
Reatas en cinta Plana 45 mm. Bicolor (amarillo/negro) en
poliester – Rotura. 2720/3105 kgf. (Requisito Mínimo.:
2268 Kgf).
Argolla Metálica.: Sin Deformación. 2680 kgf. (Requisito
Mínimo.: 2268 Kgf).
Hebilla Dos Piezas.: Sin Deformación. 2100 kgf.
(Requisito Mínimo.: 1814 Kgf).
Sujetador de ganchos de líneas de vida (eslingas) (Keep
lanyards).
Correa subglútea e indicador de impacto en la cinta del
dorso.
Hebillas plásticas tipo traba para sujeción de cintas.
Capacidad mínima: 59 Kg y Capacidad máxima: 140 Kg.
(con todo y equipo).
Cumple con recomendaciones de OSHA 1910 (Industria
en General) y OSHA 1926 (Construcción) Subparte M.
Ajuste en pecho – laterales y en piernas.
Incluye cobertor de etiquetas.

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