Different working scenarios, choose different high-altitude work safety belts

For different high-altitude work scenarios, different high-altitude work safety belts are required. Today, C&G editor will introduce to you what work scenarios different high-altitude work safety belts are used for. According to different conditions of use, safety belts are divided into area restriction safety belts, fall suspension safety belts and pole work safety belts.

Area-restricted safety belt: single waist belt/half body belt/full body belt+connecting rope/belt.

The area-limiting 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. Generally, when working on the roof or the top of the tank, as long as the staff does not reach the edge, it is impossible to fall, and the activity area of the staff is limited by the limit rope (belt).

Fall suspension harness: full body harness + shock absorber/speed differential.

The fall suspension safety belt is suitable for high-altitude operations such as construction, shipbuilding, installation, maintenance, lifting, bridges, quarrying, and mining. For various ladder operations, when climbing, the user faces the ladder, and the safety belt and the ladder are connected by a falling device.

Safety belt for pole work: single waist belt/full body belt with positioning belt + positioning rope + speed difference device / shock absorbing rope.

The safety belt for pole work is suitable for electricians, telecommunications workers, gardeners, etc. to work on poles. For various pole and tower operations, the user needs to stay at the working height and position the body in balance to free his hands.

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