Falltech 727630 Contractor 30' Self-Retracting Lifeline
SKU: falltech-727630
Model: 727630
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Product Overview
Contractor 30' Self-Retracting Lifeline
When it comes to worker safety, there are no second chances. Fortunately FallTech takes safety very seriously. This FallTech Contractor 30' Self-Retracting Lifeline (727630) features a rugged, lightweight design with a full inertial brake mechanism. It's load‐indicating swivel carabiner has a 3,600 lb. gate. This Lifeline is rated for one worker up to 310 lbs. It also complies with the following OSHA and ANSI standards: OSHA: CFR1926.502, CFR1910.66 - ANSI: Z359.14‐2012, A10.32‐2004
- Rugged construction for superior wear and reliability
- 3/16" galvanized steel cable
- Load-indicating swivel carabiner clearly shows when a fall event has occurred indicating the device should be removed
- Full inertial brake mechanism
- Rated for one worker up to 310 lbs.
- Meets ANSI Z359.1‐2007, ANSI A10.32 and OSHA CFR1926.502, CFR1910.66
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- One (1) Contractor 30' Self-Retracting Lifeline (727630)
Product Specifications
SKU
falltech-727630
Model
727630
UPC / ISBN
Brand
Falltech
Shipping Weight
22.0 lb
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
2 Years
Return Policy
Unopened Only, 30 Days
Package Type
Individual
Addl Specs
Cable: 3/16", 7X19 galvanized steel
Connector: Alloy Steel; Min. 5,000 lbs. tensile strength
Connector Gates: Alloy Steel; Min. 3,600 lbs. front load and side load
Tensile Strength: 3,000 lbs.
Max. Capacity: 310 lbs.
Max. Freefall: 24''
Avg. Arrest Force: 916 LBS
Max. Elongation: 29''
ANSI: Class B
OSHA: CFR1926.502, CFR1910.66
ANSI: Z359.14‐2012, A10.32‐2004
Connector: Alloy Steel; Min. 5,000 lbs. tensile strength
Connector Gates: Alloy Steel; Min. 3,600 lbs. front load and side load
Tensile Strength: 3,000 lbs.
Max. Capacity: 310 lbs.
Max. Freefall: 24''
Avg. Arrest Force: 916 LBS
Max. Elongation: 29''
ANSI: Class B
OSHA: CFR1926.502, CFR1910.66
ANSI: Z359.14‐2012, A10.32‐2004
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