3M DBI-SALA 7400203 Temporary Cable Horizontal Lifeline Pour-in-Place/Fasten-in-Place HLL Stanchion
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3M DBI-SALA 7400203 Temporary Cable Horizontal Lifeline Pour-in-Place/Fasten-in-Place HLL Stanchion

$1,216.22
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3M DBI-SALA 7400203 Temporary Cable Horizontal Lifeline Pour-in-Place/Fasten-in-Place HLL Stanchion Maximize mobility, productivity and fall protection A fall protection solution for every job siteDesigned for decking, our 3M DBI-SALA Pour-in-Place Horizontal Lifeline System allows you to tie-off overhead to help keep you and your crew safe on the job. Just one part of this fall-arrest system, this stanchion and concrete sleeve allow you to transform your single-span system into a multi-span system. This fall-prevention equipment is also compatible with fasten-in-place systems.Versatility countsEvery job site is different. 3M DBI-SALA understands that easy-to-install, customizable fall-protection equipment promotes productivity on the job site. This stanchion features removable screw-in handles for easy set-up that allows you to create the HLL system that works best for your crew when used with the appropriate stanchions, concrete sleeves, and lifeline cable assembly.Reliable fall protection3M DBI-SALA Horizontal Lifeline systems are precision-engineered and tested to meet OSHA regulations to help ensure that you and your team are protected on the job, day in and day out. Features Durable, corrosion-resistant materials stand up to harsh conditions Portable design is durable, yet lightweight, for easy transport Compatible with single-span and multi-span lifeline configurations Equipped with Connected Safety RFID identification tag for convenient equipment tracking Designed for use in SecuraSpan Pour-in-Place Post Horizontal Lifeline Systems and fasten-in-place systems This safety equipment is intended for use with additional personal protective equipment (PPE) Meets the OSHA 1910.140 and OSHA 1926.502 requirements Single-span systems hold up to 2 workers; multi-span systems hold up to 6 workers Recommended for use in multiple industries including construction, facilities, general manufacturing, heavy infrastructure, and more

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