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3M purchase code: 7012819734, model: 6100710.
The Lad-Saf DBI-SALA 3M standing support 6100710 is a stainless steel stand-off bracket used to attach the vertical lifeline of a Lad-Saf safety system installed on a steel post. It holds the cable away from the structure and helps anchor the system at the top of the post. Its extremely rugged stainless steel construction resists corrosion, making it suitable for outdoor installations and demanding environments.
This bracket is part of a modular system: the top bracket, bottom bracket, pre-swaged cable, cable guides and the sleeve are ordered separately. It is permanently welded onto the steel post.
On a vertical cable safety system installed on a steel post, the 6100710 stand-off bracket attaches and spaces the lifeline away from the structure. It works with the top bracket to keep the cable tensioned and correctly positioned along the climbing area, ensuring smooth travel of the worker's sleeve.
The 6100710 stand-off bracket integrates with the Lad-Saf vertical cable safety system and welds onto a steel post. The top bracket, bottom bracket, pre-swaged cable, cable guides and the sleeve are ordered separately. The exact system configuration must be validated with a competent person and per the 3M manufacturer instructions.
Vertical access on steel posts and structures: general industry, oil and gas, transportation and utilities.
Before each use, inspect the bracket, its weld to the post and the condition of the stainless steel: check for corrosion, cracks, deformation or loose fasteners. Remove any damaged component from service. A formal inspection by a competent person other than the user is required at least once a year, per 3M manufacturer instructions and applicable provincial regulations.
Keep the bracket clean and dry, away from harsh chemicals. Never modify the bracket. Any repair or component replacement must be performed by 3M DBI-SALA or an authorized person, per the 3M user manual.
It is a stand-off bracket that attaches the Lad-Saf vertical lifeline and holds it away from the steel post, working with the system's top bracket.
Extremely rugged, corrosion-resistant stainless steel, suited to outdoor installations.
It is permanently welded onto a steel post.
No. The top bracket, bottom bracket, pre-swaged cable, guides and sleeve are ordered separately.
ANSI A14.3-1992, OSHA 1910.27 and FAA RR-S-001301, as part of a complete Lad-Saf system.
The maintenance technician braces himself to work at height on a fixed ladder fitted with a vertical system, suspended over the drop. 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 (FPH140310XXCALP) that keeps him facing the ladder, cut-resistant gloves (GSTACXPNRT), safety glasses (YASF401BG), a protective helmet (TA82) held by its chin strap (TA14CS), a high-visibility garment (V6692F) and hearing protection, earmuffs (OPH6B).
To build the complete vertical fall arrest system, pair this product with the other Lad-Saf components: the Lad-Saf system (FPA6100219); the Lad-Saf X3 sleeve (FPA5000338); the flexible lifeline counterweight (FPA5901583); the stainless-steel pole cable guide (FPA6100136); the intermediate cable guide (FPA61004XX); the end-of-line cable guide (FPA61005XX); and the system instructions and label plate (FPA6100252). Also plan a RollGliss R550 rescue and descent device (FPLR550) for controlled descent, and mark off the area at the foot of the structure with a DANGER barricade tape (ECT3RE9).
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