Lad-Saf DBI-SALA 3M intermediate cable guide 6100430 for steel pole, galvanized, 6.9 x 1.5 x 1.2 in

Lad-Saf DBI-SALA 3M intermediate cable guide 6100430 for steel pole, galvanized, 6.9 x 1.5 x 1.2 in

3M purchase code: 7100311192, model: 6100430

The Lad-Saf DBI-SALA 3M intermediate cable guide 6100430 is a bypassable guide designed for Lad-Saf flexible cable vertical safety systems. It keeps the steel cable stable along the climbing zone and reduces its sway. This non-metallic guide prevents metal-on-metal contact, protecting the cable from wear. Its galvanized mounting hardware is rugged and corrosion resistant, for a quick, easy and safe installation.

The 6100430 bolts onto a steel structure (pole or mast). This guide is part of a modular system: the top bracket, bottom bracket, cable guide supports, cable and sleeve are ordered separately. The complete system can serve up to 4 workers and offers a 141 kg (310 lb) capacity per user.

Benefits of the Lad-Saf 6100430 cable guide

• Bypassable intermediate cable guide for the Lad-Saf vertical system
• Bolts onto a steel structure (pole or mast)
• Designed for vertical steel structures (poles and masts)
• Non-metallic guide that prevents metal-on-metal contact
• Galvanized mounting hardware, rugged and corrosion resistant
• Quick, easy and safe installation

6100430 intermediate cable guide specifications

• Product type: bypassable intermediate cable guide
• Structure type: steel pole
• System user count: 1 to 4
• System load capacity: 310 lb (141 kg) per user
• Mounting hardware material: galvanized steel
• Attachment type: bolt-on
• Installation type: permanent
• Dimensions: 6.9 x 1.5 x 1.2 in (17.5 x 3.8 x 3 cm)
• Weight: 0.5 lb (0.2 kg)
• Compliant with ANSI A14.3-1992, OSHA 1910.27 and FAA RR-S-001301

Role of the cable guide in the Lad-Saf vertical system

On a vertical cable safety system, cable guides keep the lifeline aligned along the structure and limit its sway. The 6100430 performs this role on vertical steel structures. Its non-metallic contact surface protects the steel cable from wear. The number and spacing of guides are determined per the 3M manufacturer instructions and the system configuration.

Compatibility and mounting on the steel structure

The 6100430 guide bolts onto a vertical steel structure (pole or mast). It is part of a Lad-Saf system whose exact configuration (brackets, number of guides based on height) must be validated with a competent person and per the 3M manufacturer instructions.

Job sites and industries

• Vertical access on steel poles and masts
• Telecommunications, utilities and power transmission
• Construction, general, oil and gas industry
• Customized Lad-Saf system configurations

Lad-Saf intermediate cable guide inspection

Before each use, inspect the guide, its mounting bracket, the bolting and the steel cable it stabilizes. Check for corrosion, cracks, deformation, wear or loose fasteners. Any damaged component must be removed from service. A formal inspection by a competent person other than the user is required at least once a year, per the 3M manufacturer instructions and the applicable provincial regulation.

Maintenance of the galvanized Lad-Saf cable guide

Clean the guide with water and mild soap, then let it air dry. Protect the galvanized hardware from prolonged moisture and store it in a clean, dry place to preserve its corrosion resistance. Do not modify the guide or its bracket. Follow the 3M user manual instructions for maintenance frequency and method.

FAQ about the Lad-Saf 6100430 cable guide

What does this guide mount on?

It bolts onto a vertical steel structure (pole or mast), per the Lad-Saf system configuration.

Is the guide metallic?

Its contact surface is non-metallic to prevent metal-on-metal contact and protect the steel cable; the mounting hardware is galvanized steel.

How many intermediate guides are needed?

The number and spacing of guides depend on the height and configuration; refer to the 3M manufacturer instructions and confirm with a competent person.

How many workers can the system serve?

The complete Lad-Saf system can serve up to 4 workers, with a 310 lb (141 kg) capacity per user.

Which standards does this guide comply with?

It is designed to meet ANSI A14.3-1992, OSHA 1910.27 and FAA RR-S-001301, and ANSI Z359.16 when the system is used with a Lad-Saf X2 or X3 removable sleeve.

Complementary fall protection equipment suggestions

The industrial roofer reaches rooftops via fixed vertical ladders, exposed to falls from great height. A wrong move or unsuitable equipment is enough to turn a routine climb into a serious fall. On this type of job site, he wears his full personal protective equipment: a Class L sternal-D-ring safety harness (FPH111315XCALP) that keeps him facing the ladder, cut-resistant gloves (GSTAFGFNT), safety glasses (YA12E90801), a protective helmet (TA82) held by its chin strap (TA14CS), a high-visibility garment (V5999FJ) and hearing protection, an earplug dispenser (OA101D).

To build the complete vertical fall arrest system, pair this product with the other components of the Lad-Saf range: the Lad-Saf X3 sleeve (FPA5000338); a flexible lifeline counterweight (FPA5901583); the Lad-Saf system (FPA6100219); a stainless-steel pole cable guide bracket (FPA6100136); the system instructions and label plate (FPA6100252); the galvanized or stainless intermediate cable guide (FPA61004XX); and an end-of-line cable guide. Also plan a RollGliss R550 rescue and descent device (FPLR5503325) for controlled descent, and mark off the area at the base of the structure with a DANGER barricade tape (ECT3RE9).

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