From the manufacturer
3M Protecta Self Retracting Lifeline – Web
Self-locking snap hook on lifeline
Automatically locks and closes for added safety, and its rugged construction is built to last.
20 ft. (6.1m) 1″ (2.5cm) polyester web lifeline
The high strength synthetic lifeline reduces overall weight and the retractable design provides freedom of movement, keeps the lifeline out of the worker’s way and reduces dragging, snagging and trip falls.
Quick activating speed sensing brake system
Stops a falling worker within inches, providing more protection at low heights. Designed for smooth consistent operation allowing the user to maintain normal work pace and not be interrupted with constant lock ups.
Additional Features
- Swiveling anchorage loop and carabiner
- Compact, lightweight design
- Tough and impact resistant stackable thermoplastic housing
- High capacity external energy absorber and impact indicator
Self Retracting Lifeline
Rebel self retracting lifelines (SRL) with super-tough yet lightweight composite housings are built to last providing an economical fall protection solution without compromising performance or safety.
These Rebel SRL’s feature a 310 pound (141 kg) user capacity, and a robust design to ensure longevity. Rebel is designed with the worker in mind, featuring a stackable space-maximizing design, high strength web lifeline and a built-in swiveling anchorage point.
An SRL’s lifeline will extend as the user moves away, and retract automatically enabling the user to move about within a recommended working area at normal speeds.
Should a fall occur, a speed sensing brake system will activate stopping the fall and reducing the forces imposed on the user to safe levels.
Elizabeth –
Great
Luke Wright –
Works as should. Haven’t tested it yet, hope not to.
Gregg –
A bit on the heavy side but great product overall
Brian Page –
High quality safety strap
Walcris –
Good
Marc R. Baril –
Light, so easy to install when you are on a ladder… OK, not an OSHA approved procedure, but show me a construction situation that is!Just be careful not to let the lanyard snap back into the housing when you are done. The mechanism will lock and you will have trouble getting it to release.
Terry Davis –
The light weight is appreciated.