حبل فولتكس (MFK UB105+WL30) بطول مترين مزود بحزام مزدوج وممتص للصدمات

Key specs include: 2-meter maximum working length, twin webbing construction for durability, shock absorber to limit fall impact, single dorsal D-ring, one-side easy 308 karabiner, two nickel-plated scaffoldings with an SH 60 hook, and EN361/EN355 safety standard compliance.

The lanyard complies with EN361 (fall-arrest lanyards) and EN355 (energy-absorbing devices). EN361 ensures the lanyard can arrest a fall safely, while EN355 covers the performance and reliability of the shock-absorbing energy absorber. Together, they indicate suitability for high-risk vertical and construction tasks.

Steps: 1) Inspect the lanyard for damage before use. 2) Attach the dorsal D-ring to your full-body harness as the primary connection point. 3) Connect the 308 karabiner to a secure anchorage point using the lanyard’s hook system. 4) Ensure the lanyard is free of twists and has a clear line of travel. 5) Perform a quick re-check of all connections before starting work.

Best practices include keeping the lanyard away from sharp edges, checking for wear after each use, avoiding contact with moving machinery, selecting an anchor point with a rated capacity, and ensuring a properly fitted harness with dorsal attachment. Always follow your site’s fall protection plan and training guidance.

This lanyard is suitable for vertical work, roofing, facade work, scaffolding tasks, and other high-risk tasks where fall protection is required and a 2-meter working length provides enough reach without compromising safety.

If you’re evaluating alternatives on Fepy, you can consider other 2m twin webbing shock-absorbing lanyards from Vaultex with EN361/EN355 compliance. For direct comparisons, see these nearby options on Fepy: - Vaultex UB105+WL20 Twin Webbing Lanyard (2m) — https://fepy.com/product/vaultex-ub105-wl20-2m-twin-webbing-lanyard - Vaultex UB105+WL40 Twin Webbing Lanyard (4m) — https://fepy.com/product/vaultex-ub105-wl40-4m-twin-webbing-lanyard

Compatibility depends on your harness’s dorsal D-ring attachment and the anchor system’s rated capacity. The Vaultex MFK UB105+WL30 uses a dorsal D-ring connection and a 308 karabiner with anchor points designed for fall-arrest lanyards. Always verify your harness compatibility, anchor ratings, and site requirements before use.

Regular inspections are essential. Check the webbing for cuts, frays, or glazing; inspect the D-ring, hooks, and karabiners for deformation or corrosion; verify the coating on nickel-plated parts; ensure the shock absorber isn’t ruptured or leaking; and store in a clean, dry area away from chemicals and sharp edges. Replace if any damage is found or after a very hard fall event.

A 2-meter length provides a balance between reach and control, reducing unnecessary slack that could allow greater fall distance while still allowing enough mobility for typical vertical tasks. If your work area is tighter or you need more slack, you might opt for a longer length; for confined spaces, a shorter length could be preferable.

The package typically includes the Vaultex MFK UB105+WL30 lanyard with twin webbing, a single dorsal D-ring, one-side easy 308 karabiner, two nickel-plated scaffoldings, and SH 60 hooks. The dorsal D-ring connects to your harness, the 308 karabiner provides anchor connection, the scaffoldings with SH 60 hooks offer secure attachment points for the lanyard to anchors, and the shock absorber reduces impact energy during a fall.