Harness FLY'IN 2 - 4 Point Full Body Harness
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4-Point Harnesses aim to provide a more secure and balanced distribution of forces in the event of a fall. They are especially useful in situations where a worker may need additional support or where the risk of falling is more complex. The 4-point designation refers to the number of attachment points on the harness where it can be connected to a fall protection system. This harness is also suitable for use with incline work, work station holding, and fixed ladder work.
Attachment Points
Dorsal: Located at the back of the harness and used for connecting to a fall arrest system like a lanyard.
Sternal: Positioned at the front of the harness near the chest area providing an alternative connection point for specific applications or additional fall protection equipment.
2x Lateral Attachment Points: Located on each side of the harness near the hips used for additional support and connection distributing forces across the body.
Features
- Comes with 2x tool holding loops at the rear and 1x tool holding handle on the belt for extra karabiners and accessories.
- 2x Web Keepers located on the shoulder straps for easy placement of free lanyards.
- Adjustable shoulder, thigh straps and waist belts which are fitted with automatic and combination buckles for easy adjustment.
- Ideally positioned sit strap for comfort. A cushioned mesh net offers better shock absorption and comfort to the user.
Specifications
- Conforms to BS EN 361, BS EN 358
- 6 adjustment buckles (4 are automatic)
- 2 lateral D-rings for work positioning
- Materials: Polyester webbing and steel fittings
- Unit Weight: 2.21kg
- Max User Weight: 140kg
HERMEQ stocks a wide range of equipment for Working at Height including Edge Protection Systems, Fall Arrest Systems, and Harnesses & Lanyards conforming to all required safety specifications and regulations.
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