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Vendor Item Number: 7100324718
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Technical Details
Industrial Category:
Safety
Industrial Subcategory:
Fall Protection
Industrial Subtype:
Lifeline Accessories
Country of Origin:
United Kingdom
Material:
Aluminum
Product Type:
Permanent Multi-span Horizontal Lifeline System
Target Warehouse Location Lead Time:
75
UNSPSC Tax Code:
46182300
UPC Code:
00840779167180
Manufactured By:
3M
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Additional Information
- Allows use of standard 5,000 lbs. (2268 kg) anchors including a tie-off adaptor, fixed beam anchor, D-ring anchorage plate and more
- Compatible with galvanized and stainless steel lifeline cables
- Configure up to 60 ft. length single span system with one device or 100 ft. single span and all multiple span systems with two Metal Energy Absorbers
- Durable stainless steel materials stand up to harsh work conditions
- Metal energy absorbers help protect the structure, and minimize needed fall clearance
- Recommended for multiple industries including construction, general manufacturing, heavy industrial, oil and gas, transportation, and more
- Single-span systems hold up to 2 workers; multi-span systems hold up to 6 workers
- This safety equipment is intended for use with additional personal protective equipment (PPE)
Product Overview
The 3M™ DBI-SALA® Metal Energy Absorber for Horizontal Lifeline Systems helps keep your crew safe, productive, and more comfortable on the job by reducing fall-arrest forces, minimizing the needed fall clearance, and protecting the structure.