Product Detail
The Beal Syncro Harness, Size 1, is a super - lightweight work positioning and fall arrest harness tailored for industrial and energy - related workplaces. Its key features include: X - shaped shoulder straps that boost comfort and evenly distribute loads. Semi - rigid leg loops and a waist belt provide top - notch pressure distribution where your body meets the harness. Padded shoulder straps with well - placed retainers cut down on neck irritation. The waist belt, leg loops, and shoulder straps are lined with breathable foam, enhancing comfort and reducing sweating. The back of the waist belt has a space for personal markings like your company name, along with a QR code for unique identification. Both lateral and dorsal attachment points use sewn rope rings to reduce weight, noise, and damage to delicate surfaces, especially useful when climbing inside a wind turbine tower. The rear attachment point, in red for easy emergency identification, also uses a sewn rope ring to cut weight and noise. Two double - action quick - release buckles on the leg loops make it easy to put on the harness even with bulky shoes. The sternal webbing strap with a fall arrest attachment point can be opened and closed easily for quick fitting. Two fixed loops on the shoulder straps let you attach accessories like radios or store scaffolding hooks. Four large, pre - shaped gear loops around the waist belt can hold all your equipment, and six mini gear loops can be used to attach 'AIR - LEASH' extendable tool holders or three 'TOOL - BUCKET' tool pouches.
Using this Beal Syncro Harness is straightforward. First, put on the harness by passing your legs through the leg loops and adjusting the double - action quick - release buckles. Make sure the buckles are firmly closed, especially if you're wearing bulky footwear. Then, secure the waist belt around your waist and adjust it for a snug fit. You can open and close the sternal webbing strap to assist with the fitting process. When it comes to attaching your equipment, use the four large gear loops around the waist belt for bigger items. The two fixed loops on the shoulder straps are great for radios or scaffolding hooks. And the six mini gear loops are perfect for 'AIR - LEASH' tool holders or 'TOOL - BUCKET' pouches. As for safety, always check the red rear attachment point before use. In case of an emergency, its color will help rescuers identify it quickly. Remember, the QR code on the waist belt contains important information, so don't cover it up. When it comes to maintenance, keep the harness clean and dry. Avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures. Regularly inspect the sewn rope rings, buckles, and straps for any signs of wear or damage. If you notice anything wrong, don't use the harness and get it checked by a professional.
