Nauja Padargas - Kranai-manipuliatoriai SAFETY HARNESS FARNE00028

Full-body safety harness for man baskets FARNE00028

The FARNE00028 fall arrest harness is a complete safety system designed to ensure operator protection when working in man baskets, at height, and on aerial platforms. It includes a harness, lanyards, and carabiners for a safe, comfortable, and certified fall protection system that complies with European regulations.

Main features:

• Includes:

Full-body safety harness with positioning belt.

2 steel carabiners.

Safety lanyard (polyester webbing).

• Material: High-resistance polyester webbing, steel buckles, and connectors.

• Certifications: Complies with EN 361:2002, EN 358:2018, EN 354:2010, EN 362:2004, and EU Regulation 2016/425.

• Maximum load: 100 kg.

• Maximum lanyard length: 2 m.

• Adjustable size: Harness adjustable at the waist (80-135 cm) and leg loops (65-80 cm).

• Adjustment system: Straps, steel buckles, and belt with lateral positioning rings.

• Anchorage points:

Dorsal ring (fall arrest)

Sternal ring (fall arrest)

Work positioning belt

• Carabiners: Steel, 16 mm opening.

Advantages

• Complete protection: Harness, lanyard, and carabiners included as a full, ready-to-use fall protection system.

• Certified: Fully compliant with current height work regulations.

• Comfortable and ergonomic: Designed with padding and adjustable straps for user comfort.

• Versatile: Suitable for man baskets, aerial platforms, and vertical work.

• Durable: Abrasion-resistant, weatherproof, and heavy-duty materials.

• All-in-one system: Ready to use in any height safety operation.

Product presentation

• Delivered complete, in individual packaging, with user manual and CE certificate.

• European manufactured product, ISO and CE certified.

Applications

Perfect for use in:

• Man baskets on hydraulic cranes and aerial platforms.

• Height work: maintenance, telecommunications, facade cleaning, electrical installations.

• Construction and industrial assembly.

• Confined spaces and hard-to-reach areas.