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Before using this equipment, record the product identification information from the ID label in the ‘Inspection and
Maintenance Log’ at the back of this manual.
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Always ensure you are using the latest revision of your 3M instruction manual. Visit the 3M website or contact 3M
Technical Services for updated instruction manuals.
DESCRIPTION
:
Figure 1 lists the 3M™ DBI-SALA® Energy Absorbing Lanyards covered by this instruction manual. Different models are
available with various combinations of the following features.
See Table 1 for lanyard and connector specifications
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Energy Absorbing Lanyards are web or rope tethers with an integral Energy Absorber and Connectors on each end. The
Energy Absorber end of the Lanyard connects to the designated attachment element on a Full Body Harness. Connector
options on the Leg End of the Lanyard connect to an anchorage connector; tie back around a beam, pipe, or similar
structure; or travel securely along a lifeline (horizontal or vertical). Twin Leg Lanyard models provide 100% tie-off while
moving from point to point.
Table 1 –
Specifications
Lanyard Specifications:
See
Figure 1: Description
Leg Material
Energy
Absorber
A
Rope Lanyard - Tie-Back
Nylon
Shock Pack
B
Rope Lanyard - Tie-Back
Nylon
Shock Pack
C
Rope Lanyard
Nylon
Shock Pack
D
Rope Lanyard
Nylon
Shock Pack
E
Rope Lanyard
Nylon
Shock Pack
F
Rope Lanyard
Nylon
Shock Pack
G
Webbing Lanyard
Polyester
Shock Pack
H
Webbing Lanyard
Polyester
Shock Pack
J
Webbing Lanyard
Elastic Polyester
Shock Pack
K
Webbing Lanyard
Elastic Polyester
Shock Pack
L
Webbing Lanyard - Adjustable
Polyester
Shock Pack
M
Webbing Lanyard - WrapBax
Polyester
Shock Pack
N
Webbing Lanyard - WrapBax
Polyester
Shock Pack
P
Webbing Lanyard
Elastic Polyester
Shock Pack
Q
Webbing Lanyard
Elastic Polyester
Shock Pack
R
Webbing Lanyard - Tie-Back
Polyester
Shock Pack
S
Webbing Lanyard - Tie-Back
Polyester
Shock Pack
T
Webbing Lanyard - Tie-Back
Polyester
Shock Pack
Edge-Tested Lanyard