Miller MFL-1-Z7/6FT TurboLite PFL Personal Fall Limiter Fall Protection

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Miller MFL-1-Z7/6FT TurboLite PFL Personal Fall Limiter Fall Protection

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Miller MFL-1-Z7/6FT TurboLite PFL Personal Fall Limiter Fall Protection

Competitive pricing and cost effectiveness of Miller's new MFL-1-Z7/6FT TurboLite ANSI Z359 Compliant PFL Personal Fall Limiter makes the shock absorbing lanyard obsolete for workers on the jobsite.

MFL-1-Z7/6FT TurboLite Features

Twist Lock Steel Carabiner TurboLite Unit Connector
ANSI Z359-2007 Locking Snap Hook Lanyard End Connector
Stainless Steel Braking Mechanism
Hub made from shock absorbing engineered co-polymer
Vectran core, polyester jacket 1" wide x 0.06" thick (25.4 mm x 1.5 mm)
Maximum Arresting Force
- < 900 lbf (4kN) for up to 300lbs (140kg) Working Load
- < 1800 lbf (8kN) for up to 400lbs (181kg) Working Load
Affordable alternative to using a shock absorbing lanyard
Extremely lightweight, compact, and provides 6 feet (1.8 meters) working capacity lifeline
The unit directly attaches to the back D-ring of the harness for better versatility and mobility
Built in swivel stops lifeline from twisting
Impact resistant, high strength nylon housing gives you maximum durability
Rated for a maximum of 400 pounds (181.4 kilograms)
Annual factory recertification not required
Meets worldwide standards used by international companies
Meets all applicable CSA, Z359-2007 and ANSI A10.32, and OSHA standards

Miller MFL-1-Z7/6FT TurboLite PFL Personal Fall Limiter Fall Protection

Miller MFL-1-Z7/6FT TurboLite PFL Personal Fall Limiter Fall Protection

Competitive pricing and cost effectiveness of Miller's new MFL-1-Z7/6FT TurboLite ANSI Z359 Compliant PFL Personal Fall Limiter makes the shock absorbing lanyard obsolete for workers on the jobsite.

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