Lanyard - Gemtor Shock Absorbing

• Meets OSHA, ANSI Standards
• Soft-Pack energy absorber with 1" wide polyester web lanyard
• Locking Snaphook at each end
• Reduces arresting force on a worker to less than 900 lbs.
• Clear Protective covering provides fast, easy visual inspection.
• Red & Yellow in Color

Information

Soft-Pack Series These compact, lightweight and durable energy absorbers are designed to reduce the possibility of serious injury by reducing the arresting force on a worker to less than 900 lbs.

The clear protective covering provides for fast, easy visual inspection. Model # 3155 locking snaphooks are standard on all Soft-Pack energy absorbers and help reduce the possibility of accidental disengagement. Meets OSHA, ANSI standards.

OSHA mandates that the fall arrest forces on a worker not exceed 1,800 lbs. when wearing a full-body harness.

Gemtor, Inc. recommends that an energy/shock absorber be used whenever the possibility of a free fall exists to assure that forces are below the OSHA limits.

Energy absorbers can increase fall arrest distance by up to 42". Make sure the available fall space permits the use of an energy absorber.

WARNING / DISCLAIMER
Inspect all equipment before each use and destroy any gear that is damaged, worn or does not pass inspection. Any person using HIGH-RISE products is responsible for the proper care and maintenance of these products. You must read and fully understand all instructions, or have all instructions explained to you, before attempting to use this equipment. Equipment must not be installed, operated or inspected by anyone who does not understand this Owner's Manual. Failure to observe these instructions could result in serious injury or death. Careless or improper use of this equipment can result in serious injury or death. Training and instruction review should be repeated at regular intervals. If you have questions regarding these instructions or need additional copies, call Gemtor, Inc. at 1-800-405-9048. FAILURE TO HEED THIS WARNING or FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH

OSHA Home Page: http://www.osha.gov/
OSHA LINKS: http://www.gemtor.com/osha.htm