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Honeywell Miller Full Body Harness: Climbing, Vest Harness, Back/Chest, Aluminum, Leg/Shoulder

Name: Honeywell Miller Full Body Harness: Climbing, Vest Harness, Back/Chest, Aluminum, Leg/Shoulder
Brand: HONEYWELL MILLER
SKU: 9298049
Price: 502.35 USD
Availability: InStock

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#929804-9Pkg Qty: 1

$502.35 pkg | $502.35 ea

In Stock

Shipping to 43085

Expected to arrive Fri. Mar 28.

Technical Specifications

Key Specifications

Back D-Ring

Yes

Mfr. Part Number

AAF-QCUG

Brand

HONEYWELL MILLER

Package Quantity

Chest Strap Buckles

Quick-Connect

Padding Location

Leg, Shoulder

Color Family

Green

Series

AirCore

D-Ring Location

Back, Chest

Shipping Weight

4.3 lb.

Front D-Ring

Yes

Shoulder Strap Buckles

Cam

Hardware Material

Aluminum

Side D-Ring

Harness Application

Climbing

Stretchable

Yes

Harness Size

L/XL

Subpelvic Strap

Yes

Harness Style

Vest

Tensile Strength

5000 lb.

Includes Padding

Yes

Webbing Material

Polyester

Item

Full Body Harness

Weight Capacity

400 lb.

Leg Strap Buckles

Quick-Connect

With Belt

General

Features

Breathable, open-core padding technology provides optimal air flow, while reducing heat and moisture entrapment, keeping a worker drier and cooler; Unique cam buckles on the shoulder straps make vertical webbing adjustment the easiest of any harness on th

Standards

ANSI A10.32, ANSI Z359.11, CSA Z259.10A,D,L, OSHA 1910.66, OSHA 1926.502(d)

RFID Equipped

Yes

Webbing Coating

Uncoated

Product Description

Safety harnesses for climbing have one D-ring on the upper back and one D-ring on the chest. The chest D-ring allows the harness to be used with a ladder-climbing system to provide fall protection if the wearer slips while climbing or descending a ladder or tall structure. The back D-ring attaches to a self-retracting lifeline or shock-absorbing lanyard that connects to a secure anchor point. Safety harnesses for climbing are often used by wind energy workers.