Lalizas Life-Link Double Elastic Safety Line 100–180cm
Lalizas Life-Link Double Elastic Safety Line 100–180cm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Lalizas Life-Link Double Elastic Safety Line 100–180cm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Lalizas Life-Link Double Elastic Safety Line 100–180cm
The Lalizas Life-Link Double Elastic Safety Line is designed to connect a marine safety harness to a strong attachment point or jackstay, helping to prevent the wearer from falling overboard while moving around the deck.
Its elasticated webbing contracts to approximately 100cm when relaxed and extends to 180cm, helping to reduce loose line on deck while retaining freedom of movement. A double-action safety hook is fitted at each end, helping prevent accidental opening while allowing convenient single-handed operation.
Approved to ISO 12401:2009 and CE marked for use with compatible marine safety harnesses.
Key Features
- Elasticated double safety line
- Contracts to reduce loose webbing on deck
- Extends to provide freedom of movement
- Double-action safety hook at each end
- Hooks designed for single-handed operation
- Helps prevent accidental hook opening
- ISO 12401:2009 approved
- CE marked
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Lalizas
- Product range: Life-Link
- Manufacturer part number: 71150
- Configuration: Double elastic
- Relaxed length: 100cm
- Extended length: 180cm
- Number of hooks: Two
- Standard: ISO 12401:2009
- Certification: CE
Important Safety Information
This safety line is intended to help prevent the user from falling overboard. It does not provide protection against falls from height.
Only connect it to a strong attachment point or jackstay. Lalizas states that the anchorage point must be capable of withstanding a load of 12kN.
Inspect the line and hooks before every use. Do not use the safety line if it shows signs of damage or deterioration, and replace it if it has been subjected to a severe load.
