Dimensions||10 × 10 × 10 in|. Size both harness and tool belt "D" size. Administrative controls, such as creating dropped object zones by barricading the area below the work site. Our team will quickly answer all your questions and concerns about your order in English or Spanish, "Se Habla Español. " Misuse of 3M industrial and occupational products may result in injury, sickness, death, or property damage. AFP Harness Belt With Work Positioning Restraint, PPE for Safety Harness, Wor. They also come as small tools or piles of screws laying near an at-height edge, small enough to be accidentally kicked or blown down by the wind. Fall Protection Equipment.
Tools stored in unsecured pockets, pouches, or bags can also become dropped object hazards if they fall. Designed for use with All-Pakka tool bags. No products in the cart. These are very familiar if you're already using fall protection equipment for workers. 1, 7), doubled back through the buckle part, and secured to itself by a free end keeper, 17 or 19 (eg. Fall protection harness with tool belt diagram. Typical tool pouches intended for use in construction work might provide for carrying screw guns, staples, nails, long tools or miscellaneous articles (perhaps a cellular phone), hammers, measuring tapes, razor knifes, speed squares, wallets, bolts, wrenches, rebar tools, pliers, and so forth. Water-wicking material averts the belt from sweat and water breakage. Heavy Duty Rear D-Ring Pad.
WOLF products are premium stylish safety products designed by Americans with American Standard level of quality. ✅COMFORT – Reinforced edges prevent skin irritation for added comfort and relief. This equipment must be used by a Competent Person, or the single user must read and fully understand the limitations and proper use of the Fall protection equipment and be professionally trained by the Competent Person prior to use. A D-ring protecting liner 23a may be stitched into the loop 14a to prevent the D-ring 23 from pinching or binding the shoulder strap 12 within the loop 14a. The free end of segment 20a is extended through the buckle receptor part 20c, doubled back over, and stitched to itself to retain the buckle part. Fall protection harness with tool belt replica. 9-11 are sequence views illustrating the manner of coupling of the FIG.
32 shows a vertical strap loop 32 stitched to the vertical front chest strap 18 and enclosing the waist strap 22. The tool belt element of the assembly of this invention is designed to enable a variety of tool, material or supplies pouches to be detachably connected to the tool belt. 22 is a detail view of the placement of grommets and screw posts for detachably connecting tool pouches to the FIG. Long-Large: This harness size is made with a longer waist belt for users with a larger mid-section (or as we like to say "those with more power in the mid-section"). Positioning harnesses have a set of side D-rings for hands-free work as well as a back D-ring for fall arrest. Anchorage Connectors. AB17520 – First Vest-style Positioning Harness, Back & Side D-rings, Pass-thru buckle leg straps. Quick connect buckles. The waist strap 22 being carried by the front chest strap loops 30, 32 (FIGS. MSA Workman Full Body Harness, Chest Strap Qwik-Fit, Leg Buckles Tongue, Attachment Points Back Hip, Integral Back Pad & Tool Belt - Standard. Fixed leather tool bags. Construction harnesses are the most common, comfortable and loaded fall protection harnesses on the market. Auto-resetting lanyard keepers. A significant feature of the structure of the tool belt 102 and its pouches is that the pouches are connected only to the tool belt waist band, and not to the harness waist strap 22.
The harnesses are built from durable materials with a corrosion resistant finish. The ends of shoulder strap 12 are each extended through the buckle parts 12a or 12b, doubled back over, and stitched to themselves to retain the buckle parts as at 12c in FIG. Integrated Shoulder pad optimized to reduce heat zones, bulkiness and weight and ½" wide reflective stripe for visibility in low light tool belt is made out of stronger material that would bear the weight of heavy tool pouches with optimized comfort from a leather lumbar support.
These harnesses come with an amazing set of custom-made tool pouches that are loaded with features that workers wanted in a set of tool bags that make their job faster, easier and more comfortable. 1 is an exploded isometric view of the harness and tool belt assembly of this invention, with various accessory pouches illustrated; FIG. Pass through buckles stamped steel at chest and legs 4000lbs. These "pouches" are merely carrying elements that may be formed in any suitable configuration to hold any tool, material or supplies that a workman would desire to carry on a work belt. Fixed Position Chest Strap. This invention combines a safety body harness with a tool belt into one assembly. Webbing 1 polyester black 5000lbs. Waist strap 22 is fastened to the back strap 14 at two locations and is fastened to each front chest strap. Therefore, the term "pouch" is not intended to place any limitation on the structural form that the carrying element might take nor on the type or kind of articles that might be carried by such carrying elements. 3 D-Rings for Fall Arrest or Work Positioning.
This is achieved this by combining Comfort Mesh/Closed Cell Foam Core/Polyester Fabric Cover all combined in a patented pending product. ✅SERVICE – AFP products are proudly designed, tested, and shipped from FL, USA. Our mission is to always treat our customers like royalty. The grommeted waist belt features amazingly strong grommets and a buckle that will last a very long time. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS. Product Information. Handy while working in the elevated area. ExoFit™ was designed to change what workers expect from a harness. With the front chest straps 16, 18 already fastened to the shoulder strap 12, the harness element 10 can be applied like a jacket, with the user inserting his left arm between the back strap 14 and the left front segment of the shoulder strap 12, and inserting his right arm between the back strap 14 and the right front segment of the shoulder strap 12. Although the vertical harness segments extend through the tool belt band, there is no interruption of the fall arrest connections throughout the harness element 10. 3‐2007 when integrated into a full body harness. The lower end of each front chest strap 16, 18 is fitted with an easy pass buckle receptor part, 16b or 18b (FIGS.
1, 5, 6, 7, 25, 32 and 33, as well as in several other figures, the various straps of the safety harness element 10 are constructed and assembled in very particular ways. 32 is a detail view of the leg strap portion connected to the front shoulder strap portion by an easy pass buckle taken from detail 33 in FIG. 7 is a front view of an easy pass strap connection buckle used in the FIG. 2-Pouch Tool Bag made from XHD fabric 600 denier fabric. At these locations, 28a, 28b, the back strap 14 is twisted to reverse itself, front-to-back, so that the rear surface A above the waist strap becomes the front surface A below the waist strap, and so that the front surface B above the waist strap becomes the rear surface B below the waist strap. 2-Pouch Tool Bag made with XHD fabric. 28-30 are sequence views illustrating the manner of coupling the leg strap portions of the harness element of the FIG.