Belt for self-rescuer respirator in confined spaces

Belt for self-rescuer respirator in confined spaces

Reference: FA1041400

Product details

Belt for self-rescuer respirator in confined spaces

This belt can be adapted on any kind of harness, and more specifically on harness ref. FA 10 114 00A/01A (for work in confined spaces, mainly in the sanitation and drinking water distribution industries).

Adaptability: Closure through automatic ventral buckle, also allowing the adjustment of the size.

Convenience: Carrying strap allowing the installation of most of the self-rescuer respirators. The self-rescuer case will slide on the carrying strap through one hand only and shift from lateral to ventral position to facilitate the positioning of the respiratory mask.

Ergonomics: Optimum width comfort pad to provide sufficient lumbar support.

Size: Universal.

Weight: 0.410 kg.

Material:

Webbing: Polyester

Buckles: Steel

HS Code: 6307 20 90

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FT FA 10 114 XX, FA 10 414 00

FA 10 114 00, FA 10 114 01, FA 10 414 00

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Help for choosing FA 10

HARNESSES AND BELTS

EN361

EN358

A harness is a body support system intended to stop falls and keep the user in the best conditions while awaiting the rescue.
The attachment points are static strength> 15 kN.

A work positioning belt is a device that allows a user to be held in a position having hands free.
The attachment points are static strength> 15 kN.

A work positioning belt must not be used as a fall arrest device.

Use:

Simple harness, harness with work jacket, harness with belt, suspension harness,… the most important thing is finally to choose the equipment according to the job and taking into account the work environment

Selecting one's harness properly entails asking the right questions:

1) Which size do I need? How heavy am I?

Size:

The chart hereunder indicates the body's measures. For the wearing of a harness over clothing, the harness'adjustments allow to obtain the right size.

* Values given as an indication only. May fit slightly smaller or taller heights. All values expressed in cms.

2) Which attachments do I need?

Attachments points:


With 1 or 2 attachment points (dorsal and sternal)	With 1 or 2 attachment points + 2 work positioning points (lateral)	With 1 or 2 attachment points + 2 work positioning points + 1 suspension point (ventral

3) What is my work situation? Do I work in a specific environment?

	Cherry picker		Work station prevention
	Inclined plan		Confined space
	Horizontal plan		Double rope descent
	Work station holding		Suspension
	Fixed ladder		Door Frame Work
	Scaffolding		Rescue - Evacuation
	Lattice metallic structure

4) How frequently do I use my harness?


Occasional use	Regular use	Frequent use	Intensive use

These criteria as selection guides for your harness are clearly indicated next to all harnesses in the following pages.

KRATOS SAFETY also offers you some separable components (Suspension trauma strap, saddle work, back padded , ....) that allow you to accessorize your harness to suit your needs.

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