Elastic fall arrest harness Belt P80E - EN 361, EN 813 and EN 358

• Front and back anchorage.
• Front anchorage points by belt.
• Anchorage point for seated/suspended position.
• Work positioning belt.
• The front adjustment buckle.
• Regulation on shoulders and thighs with buckle.
• Side anchorages in the belt.
• Manufactured from 45 mm wide elastic belts.
• Automatic connectors of aluminium type "click".
• Size M-XL 1.780 grams.
• Size XXL is 1,860 grams.

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Falls at different levels are one of the main causes of absenteeism within the work environment, which is due to workers suffering serious injuries and even deaths due to falls caused by not being equipped with the necessary equipment Personal protective equipment (EPIs) more suited to the type of work they do. It is necessary to make use of anti-fall systems the most appropriate for each situation, always having a harness of the highest quality to ensure that the worker can work safely and as comfortably as possible. On the market there are a large number of other, of circular cross-section, being the For the purposes of this Regulation, the following definitions shall apply: a very important option when complying with three types of regulations.

The For the purposes of this Regulation, the following definitions shall apply: it is a model that has front and back anchorage points, front anchorage points by belt, anchorage point for position of being suspended or sitting, work positioning belt, front adjustment buckle, shoulder and thigh adjustment with buckle, side anchorage points in belt and automatic aluminum click connectors. The harness is manufactured with 45 mm wide elastic belts that give the equipment great strength and durability.

It is important to bear in mind that there are different types of harness on the market, each adapted to the needs of each type of work, so that each worker can have the most appropriate equipment at his disposal, prepared for the different risks he has to face and which are related to a possible fall from different heights.

Falling from different heights is one of the main risks associated work at height, means all work carried out at a height of more than two metres above the surface or in wells, ditches or excavations, all of which require adequate fall protection equipment to prevent an accident from occurring during the performance of such work, and which is designed to slow down the fall and to keep the worker suspended until he can receive assistance.