D-rings
serve different functions depending on their location. All D-rings
serve as anchorage points for your connecting components. Some
can also be used to hold tools and accessories. |
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Front
D-Rings
Front D-rings are used to attach your harness (and you) to a ladder
climbing system or for work positioning, suspension and rescue.
(CSA Group "L" or "D"). |
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Side
D-Rings
Side D-rings are used for positioning or restraint, such as with
rebar lanyard assembly or wall form hook assembly. They can also
be used to hold a tool or two. (CSA Group "P") |
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Back
D-Rings
Back D-rings are used for fall protection or restraint. They will
slide on impact, keeping you in an upright position and providing
added safety and comfort. (CSA Group "A") |
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Shoulder
D-Rings
Shoulder D-rings are attached to a a Y-type lanyard with a spreader
bar for rescue and retrieval operations in confined spaces. (CSA
Group "E) |
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“as is” and is not to be considered a warranty of product
performance or as an authoritative informational page. Due to the
diverse field conditions and other variables which can affect a
product’s performance, Calolympic Safety disclaims all warranties
(expressed and implied) as to any product’s performance or
any information provided. |
