EPIC Rescue Harness
Code: AFH300404
EN 361:2002EN 358:2018EN 813:2008
The EPIC Rescue Harness combines rear dorsal, front fall arrest and ventral D-rings with a work positioning waist belt, side D-rings and gear loops, giving 6-point adjustment and 4 attachment points. It is suitable for a retrofit Croll and is certified as a full body harness, positioning belt and sit harness. AirLite padding, aluminum fittings and Endure Guard webbing complete the design.
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Key features
- AirLite Padding
- Aluminum Rear Dorsal D-Ring, Front Fall arrest D-Ring and Ventral D-Ring
- Aluminum quick connect buckles
- Work positioning waist belt with side D-Rings & Gear Loops
- Endure guard webbing
- Suitable for Retrofit Croll
- Adjustable shoulder and leg straps
Technical specifications
| Webbing | Polyester |
|---|---|
| Metal components | Aluminum |
| Padding | Comfort pad made up of Air mesh Insushield and Matty |
| Adjustment points | 6-Point |
| Attachment points | 4-Point |
| D-rings | Aluminum rear dorsal D-ring, front fall arrest D-ring, ventral D-ring, side D-rings |
| Buckles | Aluminum quick connect buckles |
| Size | M-L |
| Weight | 2.364 kg |
| Standards | EN 361:2002, EN 358:2018, EN 813:2008 |
BUYER'S GUIDE
Choosing, Wearing and Inspecting a Full Body Harness
The full body harness is the body support part of an active fall arrest system. It spreads the impact forces across the body during a fall and keeps the fallen worker suspended upright, while still giving enough freedom of movement to do the job safely.
- Pick the attachment points for the task: the dorsal D-ring between the shoulder blades is for fall arrest, the sternal D-ring is for guided type fall arresters when climbing or entering a confined space, the lateral D-rings are for work positioning only, and the ventral point is for rope access and rescue.
- Fall arrest attachment points are marked with an 'A' label; 'A/2' means two similar points must be used together as one attachment point.
- Shoulder rescue loops or D-rings take a spreader bar for confined space entry, exit and retrieval.
- Check the size against the height and weight chart, then put the harness on by holding it from the dorsal D-ring, closing the chest, waist and leg buckles and adjusting every strap to fit.
- Inspect before every use: labels intact and legible, D-rings and buckles undamaged and clicking when engaged, impact indicator not released, and webbing free of cuts, frays, burns, mould or discolouration.
- Have the harness examined by the manufacturer or an authorised representative at least every 12 months (EN 365), and withdraw it from use once it has arrested a fall.
Summarised from the manufacturer's catalogue. Selection must follow your site risk assessment and the competent person's judgement.
Compare similar products
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| EPIC Rescue Harness AFH300404 |
EN 361:2002, EN 358:2018, EN 813:2008 | 2.364 kg | — | This product |
| EPIC Rescue Harness with CROLL AFH300404C |
EN 361:2002, EN 358:2018, EN 813:2008 | 2.549 kg | — | View |
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Technical data from the manufacturer's catalogue, page 30. Specifications may change; please confirm with our team before ordering.
