Webbing Sling Connector Anchor Device
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| Product Code | Static Strength | Material | Webbing Width | Conforms to EN Standard | Certification Supplied | Life Span | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GFAZ900 | 22kN | Polyester Webbing | 20mm | EN 795:2012/B, EN 566:2017 & EN 354:2010 | Declaration of Conformity | 10 Years from Date of Manufacturer | £6.40 |
Features
| Brand: | G-Force |
Webbing Sling Connector: Ensuring Fall Protection
The Webbing Sling Connector plays a pivotal role in personal protective equipment, specifically designed to mitigate the risks associated with falls from heights. It complies with stringent standards, including EN 354:2010, EN 795:2012/B, and EN 566:2006 for Mountaineering equipment.
Sole Usage for Personal Fall Protection
Emphasizing its exclusive application for a single individual, the Webbing Sling Connector is dedicated solely to personal fall protection. Importantly, it is explicitly not intended for use with lifting equipment.
AZ900: Versatile Functionality
The AZ900 exhibits versatility in its application, serving as an anchorage device and a vital component in personal fall arrest equipment.
Anchorage Device: Connecting to Structural Anchor Points
As an anchorage device, the AZ900 seamlessly connects fall arrest devices to structural anchor points, ensuring a secure and reliable link in fall protection systems.
Lanyard: Collaborating with Energy Absorber
Functioning as a lanyard, the AZ900 collaborates with an energy absorber to enhance fall protection. This dynamic combination forms an integral part of a comprehensive fall arrest system.
Comprehensive Fall Arrest System
In constructing a robust fall arrest system, the AZ900 interfaces with various components, including an energy absorber (EN 355 compliant), a full-body harness (EN 361 compliant), and the structural anchor point (EN 795 compliant).
Length Limitation for Optimal Safety
It is crucial to adhere to a total sub-system length restriction, ensuring that the cumulative measurement—encompassing the lanyard with an energy absorber, terminations, and connectors—does not exceed 2 meters. This limitation underscores a commitment to safety and compliance with established standards.
