3M™ DBI-SALA® Nano-Lok™ Extended Length Self-Retracting Lifeline is ergonomically designed for ease of use and is ideal for direct connection to most harnesses. The extremely compact and lightweight design is virtually unnoticeable on your back, staying out of the worker's way and making it ideal as a lanyard replacement. Whether your application requires single or twin leg configurations, mounting to an overhead anchor or for connection directly to harness, there are dozens of models to choose from to suit almost any application. Nano-Lok™ locks quickly-stopping a fall within inches-providing more protection at low heights. In addition, tension is always kept on the lifeline, which reduces dragging, snapping and trip falls. Both features are key safety improvements.
Features:
- Impact-resistant housing made of tough thermoplastic housing designed to help withstand demanding worksites
- Speed-sensing brake system provides as low as 6 ft. (2m) of required fall clearance
- Swiveling anchorage loop limits lifeline twisting for smooth operation
- Impact indicator provides a visual alert that the SRL has been involved in a fall
- Galvanized steel cable lifeline
- High-capacity external energy absorber designed for users (and tools) up to 420 lbs. (190kg)
- Average Arrest Force (Imperial): 1125 lbf (ANSI), 1125 lbf (OSHA 130 lb. - 310 lb.), 1125 lbf (OSHA up to 420 lb.)
- Average Arrest Force (Metric): 5 kN (ANSI), 5 kN (OSHA 130 lb. - 310 lb.), 5 kN (OSHA up to 420 lb.)
- Connected Safety ID Equipped
- Install Type: Portable & Removable
- Maximum Arrest Force (Imperial): 1350 lbf (ANSI), 1350 lbf (OSHA 130 lb. - 310 lb.), 1350 lbf (OSHA up to 420 lb.)
- Maximum Arrest Force (Metric): 6 kN (ANSI), 6 kN (OSHA 130 lb. - 310 lb.), 6 kN (OSHA up to 420 lb.)
- Recommended Application: Assembly, Cleaning, Facility Maintenance, Ladder Climbing, Machine Operation, Painting, Remediation
- Recommended Industry: Automotive, Construction, General Industry, Manufacturing, Military Maintenance, Repair & Operation (MRO), Pharmaceutical, Transportation, Utilities, Wind Energy