Elite Single Leg Shock Absorbing 2M Adjustable Lanyard With Hardware SN&SD -LINQ ECBC-14 4 Morse Taper Female x Color:Royal/Orange

Name: Elite Single Leg Shock Absorbing 2M Adjustable Lanyard With Hardware SN&SD -LINQ ECBC-14 4 Morse Taper Female x Color:Royal/Orange
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 70296352632
Price: 122.03 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8757 (7 reviews)

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Description

Elite Single Leg Shock Absorbing 2M Adjustable Lanyard With Hardware SN&SD LINQ ECBC 14 4 Morse Taper Female x Color:Royal Orange 4 Morse Taper Female x 3 Morse Taper Male Extension Socket 240mm overall length Voltage Drop Testing Webbing is UV rated to meet AS NZS 1891 An exclusive Extended Length Energy Absorber (ELEA) designed to protect a worker of up to 150kg including tools and equipment

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