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Brand: Udyogi
UDYOGI Full Body Safety Harness Tango 2
SKU: TI-UF-33870
₹2450 (Including GST)
MRP : ₹3000
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Short Description
A safety harness is a device designed to secure an individual to a stable structure or support, primarily to prevent falls and enhance safety in various environments, such as construction sites, climbing, or industrial work.
Country of origin: India
Description
A safety harness is a device designed to secure an individual to a stable structure or support, primarily to prevent falls and enhance safety in various environments, such as construction sites, climbing, or industrial work.
Features
:- One dorsal D-ring for fall arrest.
- Two Chest attachment D-rings
- Size adjustment straps at chest, shoulders and thighs
- Ergonomic horizontal H-shaped thigh straps
- No discomfort or pressure on the groin
- Improved comfort in case of a fall
- Built-in fall indicator for easy inspection
Specification
:- Brand: Udyogi
- Weight (Approx.) : 2 kg
- WEBBING MATERIAL : Polyester
- WEBBING WIDTH : 44 +/- 1 mm
- WEBBING BREAKING STRENGTH : 23 KN
- METAL COMPONENTS : Shot Blasted Finish High Strength Steel with Zinc Plated thickness - Free of sharp edges. Capable of taking 50 hrs of neutral salt spray testing.
- HARNESS COLOUR : Blue and Green
- WEIGHT : 1270 gms
Applications
:- Construction Sites : Workers use safety harnesses when working at heights, such as on scaffolding, roofs, or ladders, to prevent falls and ensure safety.
- Climbing and Mountaineering : Climbers wear harnesses to secure themselves to ropes and anchors, providing safety during ascents and descents on rock faces or ice.
- Industrial Work :In manufacturing and warehousing, safety harnesses are used when employees work on elevated platforms, in aerial lifts, or near unprotected edges.
- Rescue Operations : Firefighters, search and rescue teams, and emergency responders use harnesses to secure themselves and victims during rescue missions in high-risk environments.
- Telecommunications and Utility Work : Workers installing or maintaining telecommunications towers, power lines, or wind turbines wear harnesses to prevent falls while working at significant heights.
- Aerial Work Platforms : Operators of cherry pickers, scissor lifts, and other aerial work platforms use safety harnesses to ensure they are secured while working at elevated levels.
- Entertainment Industry : In film, theater, and amusement parks, performers and technicians use harnesses for aerial stunts, rigging, and safety during performances.
- Maintenance and Inspection : Workers conducting maintenance or inspections on tall structures, such as bridges, buildings, or silos, utilize harnesses to ensure their safety while working at heights.
- Sports and Recreation : Safety harnesses are used in activities like zip-lining, bungee jumping, and high ropes courses to secure participants and prevent falls.
- Military and Tactical Operations : Military personnel may use harnesses for parachuting, rappelling, or securing themselves during operations in elevated or hazardous environments.
