CT POSITIONING LANYARD POSITION LANYARD 2M

A work positioning lanyard model by Climbing Technology. It is easy to use, adjustable and compact. It is available in a total of 3 different lengths: 2 m, 3 m and 5 m. It can be attached to the side attachment points (EN 358) of a full body harness. It is suitable for use when climbing poles or for positioning on poles.
 
It can be attached to the front attachment point (EN 813) of the harness for positioning on sloping surfaces where there is no risk of a pendulum. It has an adjuster that allows the rope to slide comfortably without breaking. When the rope is released it locks in position. In this way it allows the rope to be released or freed easily even under tension. The cam section: has a large diameter and smooth surface that protects the rope against abrasion and wear and ensures long-term use of the device.
 
It is safe and easy to use. There are no protruding parts on the product. In this way it prevents the danger of swinging caused by accidental contact. EN 358:1999: Personal protective equipment for work positioning and prevention of falls from a height - Belts and lanyards for work positioning and restraint CE certified. Origin: Italy Length / Weight: 2m (649 g) / 3m (729 g) / 5m (889 g) The technical information for the large terminal carabiner (2C373000) is given below.
 
Dimensions: 135 x 68 mm Strength: 25 kN Weight: 144 g. Gate opening: 21 mm EN 362:2004-A/T: Personal protective equipment against falls from a height and connectors. CE certified. The technical information for the carabiner on the rope cam (2C46300WBC) is given below. Dimensions: 111 x 62 mm Closed gate strength: 24 kN Open gate strength: 10 kN Minor axis strength: 7 kN Weight: 75 g.
 
Gate opening: 21 mm EN 12275:2013-B: This standard covers the safety requirements and test methods for the use of connectors (carabiners) in mountaineering including climbing. EN 362:2004-B: Personal protective equipment against falls from a height and connectors. CE certified. UIAA (International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation)