What is the difference between a fall suspension harness and an area restriction harness?

For those working in the high-falling industry, safety belts are very familiar products, and they all know that safety belts are mainly divided into pole work safety belts, area restriction safety belts or fall suspension safety belts. So what if you can directly judge the type of safety belt?

The way to directly judge the type of safety belt is to judge from the sign of the safety belt. According to the requirements of the above-mentioned GB standard, a "permanent logo" must be sewn on the main belt of the safety belt; and the "product category" must be included in the permanent logo. Therefore, as long as we purchase safety belt products that meet national standards from qualified manufacturers, we can judge the type of safety belt through the "permanent mark".

What is the difference between a fall suspension safety belt and an area restriction safety belt?

To put it simply, the area restriction safety belt is "a safety belt used to limit the range of activities of the operator and prevent it from reaching the area where a fall may occur";

The safety belt that hangs the worker safely".

Key Differences Between Area Restriction Harnesses and Fall Suspension Harnesses

In the GB standard, the main differences between the two different types of safety belts are clearly stipulated:

For area-restricted safety belts, the overall net tension should not be less than 2KN.

The overall net tension of the suspended safety belt should not be less than 15KN.

That is to say, if the workplace where the "fall suspension safety belt" should be worn, the "area restriction safety belt" is wrongly selected. When an abnormal situation occurs, due to the difference in the tensile force it can withstand, it is very likely that it will not be able to respond. Some protection.

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