FallTech 4' Restraint Lanyard 8154 Horizontal Lifelines Double-leg lanyard with internal energy Attachment:Molle-Loks Traditional

Name: FallTech 4' Restraint Lanyard 8154 Horizontal Lifelines Double-leg lanyard with internal energy Attachment:Molle-Loks Traditional
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 20092406446
Price: 55.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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FallTech 4' Restraint Lanyard 8154 Horizontal Lifelines Double leg lanyard with internal energy Attachment:Molle Loks Traditional Double leg lanyard with internal energy absorber and elasticated legs that expand and contract with the user's movement and 30 inches away from the doors hinges For connection between a suitable anchorage and the user's Full Body Harness at the dorsal side or lumbar D ring

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