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Full Body Harness FA40603

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Full Body Harness FA40603

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Cyclotis 40603 Harness is one of the most extensively used Harnesses of C&G,particularly for tower and ladder climbing.
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Full Body Harness FA40603

The Cyclotis 40603 Harness by C&G is an invaluable tool for those involved in tower and ladder climbing. This harness has been meticulously designed to offer optimal safety and comfort for climbers working at heights.

Key Features:

  • Sternal Attachment Textile Loops: These loops can be securely attached to a rope grab, ensuring climbers have a safe anchorage point while ascending or descending.

  • Lateral D-Rings: The harness is equipped with two lateral D-rings that are ideal for attaching work-positioning lanyards. This feature allows climbers to maintain a secure and comfortable position, enabling them to work efficiently and with confidence.

  • Padded Work Positioning Belt: The harness includes a padded belt designed for work positioning, which provides enhanced comfort during prolonged use. Additionally, the belt is equipped with a larger handle at the back, allowing for the attachment of an extra carabiner or connector.

Overall, the Cyclotis 40603 Harness is a versatile and reliable choice for professionals who require a robust and comfortable harness for their climbing activities. Its thoughtful design features and durable construction make it a preferred option for those who prioritize safety and ease of use in their work environments.


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