Fall arrest safety harness for work at height on construction sites, scaffolding, roofs, structures and industrial maintenance. It is the item that holds the worker's body and distributes the forces in the event of a fall.
Available with 1, 2 or 3 anchor points: the 1-point model covers basic uses, while the 2- and 3-point models offer more attachment points for combining fall arresters, lifelines or work positioning.
✅ Key benefits
Several models: 1, 2 or 3 anchor points depending on how complex the job is.
Distributes the load: holds the body in a fall and spreads the force.
Compatible: combines with energy absorbers, retractable fall arresters and lifelines.
Adjustable: its straps adapt to each worker's body.
🏗️ What it is for
Work on scaffolding and roofs.
Installation of steel structures and precast elements.
Use with: Energy absorber, fall arrester or lifeline
💡 Pro tip: Adjust the leg loops and shoulder straps properly: a loose harness can cause injuries in a fall. You should be able to slide a flat hand between the strap and your body, but not a fist.
How to choose the number of anchor points
The 1-point harness covers basic uses, with an energy absorber or fall arrester connected to its attachment ring. The 2- and 3-point models add attachment points for combining fall arresters, lifelines or work positioning in more complex jobs, such as structural installation or industrial maintenance. Always choose the model based on the job's risk assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Which harness should I choose?
The 1-point model for simple jobs with a single attachment point; the 2- and 3-point models when you need several points for fall arresters, lifelines or work positioning.
Can the harness be used on its own?
No. It must be connected to an anchor point via an energy absorber, a retractable fall arrester or a guided-type fall arrester.
How should it be inspected?
Before each use, check the straps, stitching and buckles; withdraw it from use if it has cuts or burns or has been involved in a fall.
How should it be stored?
Clean, dry and away from sunlight, heat and chemicals.
How should it fit?
Adjust the leg loops and shoulder straps properly: you should be able to slide a flat hand between the strap and your body, but not a fist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which harness should I choose?
The 1-point model for simple jobs with a single attachment point; the 2- and 3-point models when you need several points for fall arresters, lifelines or work positioning.
Can the harness be used on its own?
No. It must be connected to an anchor point via an energy absorber, a retractable fall arrester or a guided-type fall arrester.
How should it be inspected?
Before each use, check the straps, stitching and buckles; withdraw it from use if it has cuts or burns or has been involved in a fall.
How should it be stored?
Clean, dry and away from sunlight, heat and chemicals.
How should it fit?
Adjust the leg loops and shoulder straps properly: you should be able to slide a flat hand between the strap and your body, but not a fist.
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