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Fire-Resistant Shock Absorber a-T for Fall Protection Applications
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A fire-resistant shock absorber a-T is used as a means of personal protection against falling from height, can be used as a separate connecting part, assembly or component in a system with ties, slings and anchor point. The shock absorber serves as an energy-absorbing device that reduces the dynamic load acting on the human body during the protective effect of PPE against falling from height to a safe value. The material is fire-resistant tape with aramid fibres. The product is additionally protected by a fireproof cover. In the zone of open flame the shock absorber "a-T" withstands the effect of temperature 800°C for 5 s.
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