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ERGO Lanyards
Premium Height Safety Equipment for construction,
maintenance, telecoms, mining and general industries |
ERGO energy absorbing lanyards are
designed to minimise the forces
endured by an operator should a fall
occur. All SpanSet lanyards feature
back up straps should the tear web
be fully deployed, and all are
certified to AS/NZS 1891.1 2007.
With heavy duty, alloy steel,
corrosion resistant components, and
high tenacity polyester webbing they
offer outstanding safety and value
to this range.
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STANDARD
FEATURES |
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Tear web energy absorber
Limits the forces to under 6kN should a fall occur as per
Australian/New Zealand standards. |
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Heavy duty alloy steel fittings
Robust and lightweight, offer genuine user acceptance and
confidence with corrosion resistance, high quality feel, and
smooth function. |
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Polyester webbing
High tenacity polyester webbing gives better value, strength
and safety through longevity. Polyester is UV resistant and
does not lose strength when it becomes wet. All this in a
high visibility webbing that is soft and pliable to the touch. |
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Kernmantle Rescue standard rope
11mm kernmantle rope fully complies to AS 4142.3 with full length tracer
tape and contrasting sheath over a white core. This allows an objective
inspection criteria by highlighting the damaged sheath against the inner
core and takes the guesswork and assumptions out of the inspection process.. |
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High tensile contrasted stitching
The high tensile computerised sew pattern give repeatable
uniformity compared to manual sew patterns. The contrasting
colour makes inspection easier.. |
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Stowage loops on all twin lanyards
The need for an operator to avoid connecting an unused leg of
a twin lanyard is critical. To avoid this, each SpanSet twin leg lanyard has
clearly marked stowage points for unused lanyard legs. They are also rated
in case of misuse. |
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Kernmantle Rescue standard rope
11mm kernmantle rope fully complies to AS 4142.3 with
full length tracer tape and contrasting sheath over a white
core. This allows an objective inspection criteria by
highlighting
the damaged sheath against the inner core and takes the
guesswork and assumptions out of the inspection process.. |
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