DBI Sala 7602060 Sayfline Cable Horizontal Lifeline System, 60 ft. (18.3 m)

DBI Sala 7602060 Sayfline Cable Horizontal Lifeline System, 60 ft. (18.3 m)INCLUDES: (1) 60' Cable (1) Termination device (1) Turnbuckle tensioner (1) Zorbit energy absorber FEATURES: Complete 60 ft. (18. 3 m) system includes termination, tensioner and energy absorber Rugged 3 8" (9. 5mm) 7x19 galvanized cable lifeline Lightweight and portable design Extremely durable all metal construction Zorbit energy absorber limits fall arrest forces Unique wedgegrip termination for ease of use Integral tension indicator for added

INCLUDES:
• (1) 60' Cable
• (1) Termination device
• (1) Turnbuckle tensioner
• (1) Zorbit energy absorber

FEATURES:
• Complete 60 ft. (18.3 m) system includes termination, tensioner and energy absorber
• Rugged 3/8" (9.5mm) 7x19 galvanized cable lifeline
• Lightweight and portable design
• Extremely durable all-metal construction
• Zorbit™ energy absorber limits fall arrest forces
• Unique wedgegrip termination for ease of use
• Integral tension indicator for added safety
• Simple turnbuckle type tensioner included
• Flexible system capacity of 2 workers
• Various lengths are available to suit jobsite needs

SPECIFICATIONS:
• Weight Capacity: 310 lbs. (141 kg)
• Standards: OSHA 1910.66, Capital Safety Gen. Mfg. Req.
• Recommended Industry: Construction,Utility,Oil and Gas,Transportation,General Industry,Mining
• Label Material: Vinyl
• Product Type: Cable
• Standards: OSHA 1910.66, Capital Safety Gen. Mfg. Req.


The cable Sayfline™ system is highly portable and ideal for use in situations where welding, sparks or harsh environments are present or where minimal clearance exists. This all-metal system is durable enough to be left in place for long periods of time and light enough to be moved easily from one job to another. Engineered with DBI-SALA® attention to quality and detail, the Sayfline™ systems will work alongside you during maintenance, bridgework, construction and manufacturing with absolute safety and reliability. A horizontal lifeline may appear to be a basic line strung between two anchors, but it is not. It is critical to choose a system that has been precision engineered and rigorously tested to meet regulations. These systems are used to protect workers operating in the horizontal plane who may not have continuous access to suitable anchorage points.