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>> What is a personal fall limiter?
A personal fall limiter (PFL) is a personal protective device that is worn by an individual to arrest a fall. It typically consists of a full-body harness that is connected to a lanyard or shock-absorbing device. PFLs are commonly used in construction, industrial, and utility work environments where there is a potential for falls from heights. PFLs are just one part of a fall protection system. Other important components of fall protection include anchor points, connectors and lifelines. When used together, these components can create a comprehensive system that protects workers from falls.
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COBAIN® PFLs work by limiting the distance an individual can fall, and absorbing the energy of the fall to reduce the risk of injury. And the specification length is 1.5m, 1.8m, 2m, and 2.5m.
>> How to bulk COBAIN® personal fall limiter?
When properly used, PFLs can be effective in preventing serious injuries and fatalities from falls. However, PFLs are not infallible and should be used in conjunction with other safety measures, such as guardrails or safety nets, to create a comprehensive fall protection system.
You can bulk our COBAIN® personal fall limiters in our fall protection manufacturer: FZXZ1.5 model.
Personal fall limiter - FZXZ1.5
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Order Tips:
- When working, the rope can be pulled out at will to use, in normal conditions of up and down ( < 2 M/s) does not affect the normal operation
- When falling, the self-control device is affected by the speed of the braking control
- Equipped with a cushioning bag to reduce the braking force on the human body
- The specification length is 1.5m, 1.8m, 2m, 2.5m
- When the work is finished, the rope will be retrieved by itself when you move upward
- Fabrication Time: 1-3 days
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There are a few key factors to consider when you choosing a personal fall limiter:
- First, you need to consider the weight limit of the device. Make sure that the device is rated for your weight and will provide adequate protection in the event of a fall.
- Second, you need to consider the length of the lanyard. The personal fall limiter should be long enough to reach the ground or other safe landing area in the event of a fall.
- Third, you need to consider the anchoring point. The personal fall limiter should be attached to a secure anchoring point that will support your weight in the event of a fall.
- Finally, you need to consider the environment in which the personal fall limiter will be used. Make sure that the device is rated for use in the environment where it will be used and that it can withstand the elements.
By considering these factors, you can be sure to purchase a personal fall limiter that will provide adequate protection in the event of a fall.
>> Why choose COBAIN® personal fall limiters?
There are many reasons to choose the COBAIN® personal fall limiter (PFL) over other fall protection systems. They offer a number of advantages, including:
- Increased safety: PFLs help to prevent falls by stopping the user from falling more than a few feet. This is much safer than other fall protection systems, which may allow the user to fall a greater distance.
- Greater flexibility: PFLs can be used in a variety of different settings and can be worn by people of all sizes. This makes them ideal for use in a variety of different workplaces.
- Easy to use: PFLs are typically very easy to use, even for those who are not familiar with fall protection systems. This makes them ideal for use in workplaces where safety is a priority.
The COBAIN® personal fall limiter is a device worn by a worker to arrest a fall. It typically consists of a body harness with an attached lanyard or lifeline that is used to connect the worker to an anchor point. They are widely used in construction and other industries where there is a risk of falling from heights.