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PRODUCT OVERVIEW:

Figure 1 illustrates available 3M™ DBI-SALA

®

 X100

®

 Full Body Harness models. Harness models are defined by their general 

construction and available features. Within Figure 1, “Harness Style” illustrates general construction and “Harness Model” sorts 

models first numerically, then by available features.
Harnesses are available with various combinations of the components listed within Table 1. “Attachment Elements” serve as 

connection points for securing a connecting subsystem. “Buckles and Adjusters” enable the harness to be secured and adjusted 

for proper fit. “Other Elements” includes miscellaneous features that serve a variety of purposes. “Pads” help ensure that the 

harness is comfortable.
See Table 1 for more information on Component Specifications.

Figure 2 – System Applications

A

B

C

D

E

F

System Applications

Full body harnesses may be used for a variety of system 

applications. Figure 2 illustrates the applications available 

to harnesses covered by these instructions. The availability 

of a specific application is determined by the attachment 

elements present on your harness, as outlined below. If your 

harness has one of the attachment elements specified for an 

application, then it may use that element for that application.

Application Type

Attachment Elements

A

Fall Arrest

Dorsal, Sternal, Frontal

B

Restraint

Dorsal, Sternal, Frontal, Hip,

 

Rear Waist

C

Work Positioning

Frontal, Hip

D

Rescue

Dorsal, Sternal, Frontal, Shoulder

E

Controlled Descent

Dorsal, Sternal, Frontal

F

Climbing

Dorsal, Sternal

Available Harness Sizes

Figure 1 organizes harness models into groups based on 

features. All harness models within the same group will 

include the same features but will vary in sizing options. See 

the image below for reference. To determine the size of your 

harness, refer to the topmost portion of your Label Strap (A). 

Size codes are identified in the “Product Size Codes” legend.

Product Size Codes

S

Small

M

Medium

L

Large

XL

Extra Large

2XL

Extra Large (x2)

3XL

Extra Large (x3)

XXX

A

Harness Capacity

The user of this full body harness must have a combined weight (including clothing, tools, etc.) meeting the requirements set 

by the applicable standard or regulation. Always ensure the full body harness is adjusted to fit the user properly.

ANSI

130 lb. to 310 lb. (59 kg to 140 kg)

OSHA

Up to 420 lb. (190 kg)

Summary of Contents for DBI SALA EXOFIT 1401000

Page 1: ...1 PARK LANYARD HERE SEE INSTRUCTIONS PARK LANYARD HERE SEE INSTRUCTIONS 1 B 3 12 17 9 6 6 2 A 1401000 1401001 1401002 1401003 1401004 1401005 1401006 1401007 1401008 1401009 1401010 1401011 1401012 1...

Page 2: ...INSTRUCTIONS PARK LANYARD HERE SEE INSTRUCTIONS 1 17 6 9 6 16 3 12 2 E C 1401040 1401041 1401042 1401043 1401044 1401045 1401046 1401047 1401048 1401049 1401050 1401051 1401052 1401053 1401054 140105...

Page 3: ...1401108 1401109 G 1401110 1401111 1401112 1401113 1401114 H 1401115 1401116 1401117 1401118 1401119 G 1401120 1401121 1401122 1401123 1401124 1401125 1401126 1401127 1401128 1401129 I 1401135 1401136...

Page 4: ...PARK LANYARD HERE SEE INSTRUCTIONS A 12 2 17 9 6 8 3 1 PARK LANYARD HERE SEE INSTRUCTIONS PARK LANYARD HERE SEE INSTRUCTIONS H 1 17 9 7 6 12 2 I 1401145 1401146 1401147 1401148 1401149 J 1401155 K 14...

Page 5: ...oduct Do not exceed the number of allowable users specified in these instructions Ensure the harness is appropriately sized adjusted donned and worn as described in these instructions Ensure the produ...

Page 6: ...y these instructions The availability of a specific application is determined by the attachment elements present on your harness as outlined below If your harness has one of the attachment elements sp...

Page 7: ...alloy steel 18 kN 4 000 lbf Tensile Strength 8 Pass Through Buckles Alloy steel 18 kN 4 000 lbf Tensile Strength 9 Revolver Adjusters Aluminum alloy stainless steel alloy steel and nylon 18 kN 4 000 l...

Page 8: ...pacity that is less than your harness you must comply with the capacity requirements of your connecting subsystem See the manufacturer instructions for each component of your system for capacity requi...

Page 9: ...size or shape does not allow the connector to fully close and lock or that could cause connector roll out G In a manner that does not allow the connector to align properly while under load 2 8 LANYARD...

Page 10: ...e requirements Never use D ring extensions in leading edge applications 3 3 FASTENING BUCKLES 3M Harnesses are equipped with a variety of Buckles for fastening and adjusting Leg Straps and Chest Strap...

Page 11: ...Buckle Waist Belt 5 Fasten and adjust the Chest Strap The Chest Strap should be approximately 6 0 in 15 cm down from the top of your shoulders When comfortably adjusted tuck the loose end of the Ches...

Page 12: ...12 Figure 8 Donning the Harness 1 2 3 4 5 6 Figure 9 Securing Lanyards with Loop Ends A B C...

Page 13: ...audible click as the spring loaded pin of the Tail locks into place 2 Identify the Weight Distribution Backplate D Verify that it is installed on the harness 3 Insert the Head F of the Weight Distrib...

Page 14: ...in harness models The Interface Loop serves as a secure connection point for harness interfaces behind the harness straps See Figure 13 for reference To connect to the Interface Loop the user should r...

Page 15: ...web loop to secure 3 12 CONNECTING SYSTEM COMPONENTS After donning the harness the user may connect to their Fall Protection System Observe all requirements as specified in these instructions and any...

Page 16: ...NSTRUCTIONS PARK LANYARD HERE SEE INSTRUCTIONS A PULL TO DEPLOY 1 DEPLOY BOTH PACKS 2 INSERT HOOK INTO LOOP ON OPPOSITE STRAP 3 PLACE BOTH FEET INTO WEB LOOP 4 REHOOK TO ADJUST LOOP LENGTH IF REQUIRED...

Page 17: ...P ARK LANY ARD HERE SEE INS TRUCTIONS P ARK LANY ARD HERE SEE INS TRUCTIONS P ARK LANY ARD HERE SEE INS TRUCTIONS P ARK LANY ARD HERE SEE INS TRUCTIONS X P ARK LANY ARD HERE SEE INS TRUCTIONS P ARK L...

Page 18: ...the owner of this equipment An inspection and maintenance log should be placed near the product or be otherwise easily accessible to users It is recommended that the product is marked with the date of...

Page 19: ...sive list of terms and definitions please visit our website www 3m com FallProtection ifu glossary AUTHORIZED PERSON A person assigned by the employer to perform duties at a location where the person...

Page 20: ...S PARK LANYARD HERE SEE INSTRUCTIONS A XXX A Figure 18 Product Labels PARK LANYARD HERE SEE INSTRUCTIONS PARK LANYARD HERE SEE INSTRUCTIONS X PARK LANYARD HERE SEE INSTRUCTIONS PARK LANYARD HERE SEE I...

Page 21: ...rs Check for pulled or cut stitches Broken stitches may indicate that the harness has been impact loaded and must be removed from service Stitched Impact Indicators Figure 20 Verify all Impact Indicat...

Page 22: ...lly important when using some types of Y style lanyards as some load may be transmitted to the user through the unused lanyard leg if it is not able to release from the harness The lanyard parking att...

Page 23: ...be used solely for Work Positioning The suspension seat attachment elements shall not be used for Fall Arrest Suspension seat attachments are often used for prolonged work activities where the user is...

Page 24: ...WEBSITE 3M com FallProtection I S O 9 0 0 1 FM534873 EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 3M com FallProtection DOC GLOBAL PRODUCT WARRANTY LIMITED REMEDY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY WARRANTY THE FOLLOWING IS...

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