3M DBI-SALA Fall Protection 3101586 Extended Length Self-Retracting Lifeline, 420 lb Load, 11 ft L, ANSI Z359.14, OSHA 1926.502
Automotive, Construction, General Industry, Manufacturing, Military Maintenance, Repair and Operation (MRO), Pharmaceutical, Transportation, Utilities and Wind Energy
MFR #: 3101586
A&M #: 5942154
3M
UNSPSC #: 46182301
$356.00 / EACH
Out of Stock.This item has been discontinued by the manufacturer. Please request a quote or call 800.864.2660 for help identifying a suitable substitution.
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Manufacturer : 3M
Brand Name : 3M™ DBI-SALA®
Color : Blue
Hardware Material : Nylon Thermoplastic Housing/Zinc Plated Steel Hook
Length : 11 ft
Line Material : Dyneema®/Polyester
Package Description : 1/CS
Standards : ANSI A10.32/ANSI Z359.14|OSHA 1910.66/OSHA 1926.502
Product Status : Discontinued
- Impact-resistant housing made of tough thermoplastic housing designed to help withstand demanding worksites
- Swiveling anchorage loop limits lifeline twisting for smooth operation
- Impact indicator
- Dyneema® fiber and polyester web lifeline reduces overall weight and the retractable design helps provide freedom of movement
- High capacity external energy absorber designed for users (and tools) up to 420 lb
- Impact indicator provides a visual alert that the SRL has been involved in a fall
- I-Safe™ equipped
- 3M™ DBI-SALA® Nano-Lok™ extended length self-retracting lifelines (SRLs) are rugged, yet lightweight and carefully engineered devices you can count-on for comfortable and efficient fall protection. Stainless steel components, an anti-ratcheting brake system and a semi-sealed design help provide the user with a system built to last. Our SRLs are backed by decades of proven field service for reliable fall protection. This SRL is designed so that the lifeline will extend as the user moves away, and retract automatically enabling the user to move about within a recommended working area at normal speeds. Should a fall occur, a speed sensing brake system activates, stopping the fall and reducing the forces imposed on the user.