Full Body Harness (5-Point)

5-point full-body safety harness, compliant with safety harness standards 

A full-body safety harness is a body support device that distributes fall arrest forces across the shoulders, thighs, and pelvis. According to EN361, a full-body harness is the only acceptable body holding device that can be used in a fall arrest system.

Used for fall arrest, fall restraint and work positioning, FA2 full-body harness provides comfort, protection, ease-of-use and flexibility to do what needs to be done on the job site. When used in a work positioning system, this safety harness allows you to perform delicate tasks with two hands and the upper body free while maintaining stability at an elevated height. 

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FEATURES:

• ''A''Tag: The fall arrest system must be connected only to the attaching points of a harness marked by the capital letter ''A''
• Padded waist and leg loops: Low profile enough to avoid fouling on ropes/access equipment etc.
• Location of buckles:
  1. At the rear between the dorsal section and waist for easy height adjustment
  2. At the thigh for tight-fitting
  3. At the shoulder for padding placement
  4. Between the leg loops and waist
• The leg loops: Feature a quick release, double safety buckles which cannot accidentally come undone when slack or under tension
• The waistband: Fitted with accessory loops for the attachment of tools
• FA2 Syborg twist-lock carabiner: Used to fasten the harness

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Material: Polyester Webbings
  
• Standards:
  CE0082
  EN361:2002, as a full-body harness. (With an “A” tag at each attachment point)
  EN358:1999, as a working positioning belt
  EN813:2008, as a sit harness. Max. Load of the seat harness is 140kg

How to Wear Safety Harness?

FAQs about safety harnesses:

1. How often do safety harnesses need to be inspected?

The British Standard suggests inspecting personal protective equipment at least every 12 months while some manufacturers recommend a more frequent inspection, especially when the equipment is used in a harsh environment. The inspection has to be carried out by competent personnel. HSE's guideline document includes examples of defects and damage for reference. To learn more about how to inspect a safety harness, please refer to the Safety Harness Inspection Checklist

2. How to wash a safety harness?

• Wash harnesses in lukewarm soapy water (ph-neutral, 30 °C maximum), then rinse thoroughly with fresh tap water. (✓ Household Face & Body Soap; ✘Laundry Detergent, ✘Solvents, ✘Stain Removers, ✘Degreasers)

• Hang harnesses on a line to dry.

• You can wash your harness in a washing machine. Choose the 30 °C delicate synthetic setting, without a spin cycle. Wash the harness inside a thick cloth bag

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