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TurboLite™+ Single Web Personal Fall Limiter, No Unit Connector, Steel Locking
$179.00
This Personal Fall Limiter (PFL) is part of the redesigned PLUS family of self-retracting lifelines. It provides reliable fall protection for workers up to 420 lbs, meeting OSHA, ANSI, and CSA standards. With a high-impact nylon housing, and an integral swivel to reduce lifeline twisting, this limiter ensures durability and ease of use. Enhanced UV-resistant labels and a compact design make it ideal for reducing fall clearance requirements.
- Quick-activating stainless steel braking mechanism for immediate response
- Visual load indicator alerts when the unit needs removal from service
- Compact design offers greater freedom compared to shock-absorbing lanyards
- Versatile option that can connect to harness D-ring or anchor point
- High-impact resistant nylon housing and abrasion-resistant webbing
- Meets OSHA, ANSI Z359.14-2021 Class 1, and CSA standards
- Supports up to 420 lbs per OSHA standards
- No annual recertification required reduces maintenance costs
- Ideal for industries such as construction, manufacturing, telecom, and wind energy, ensuring safety during work at heights
Manufacturer item number: MTL-OHW1-03. Select a size or color to see the exact item number. Sold individually.
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Specifications
Lifeline Material: Vectran™ Polyester Webbing
Anchor Connector: Steel Locking Snap Hook
Harness Connector: No Unit Connector
Csa Class: Class SRL
Color: Black
Dimensions (each): 12.75 x 9.81 x 4.88 in
Weight: 3.97 lb
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