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1 MSA Arc Flash Full Body Harnesses Because every life has a purpose...
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3 MSA EVOTECH and Workman Arc Flash Harnesses To keep workers safe around electrical hazards at heights, such as on bucket trucks, scissor lifts or other elevated areas, MSA EVOTECH and Workman Arc Flash Full Body Harnesses are designed to self-extinguish quickly to prevent melting or dripping in the event of an arc flash. The lightweight and comfortable design molds to the body, allowing workers to wear the harness for hours without having to readjust constantly throughout their shift. Both are ASTM F887 third-party tested to ensure workers are protected from falls even after an arc flash of 40 cal/cm. And with two price points, you can choose the harness best suited to your specific needs. Harness the power of MSA arc flash-rated fall protection. Understanding Arc Flash Arc flash - also known as arc fault or arc blast - is a dangerous release of energy created by an electrical fault. An arc flash is a phenomenon where a flashover of electric current leaves its intended path and travels through the air from one conductor to another, or to the ground. The results are often violent; serious injury and even death can occur as a result. In the United States alone, there are between five and ten arc flash accidents everyday, with more than 3,600 disabling electrical contact injuries each year. What is frightening is that due to the violent nature of an arc flash exposure, when a worker is ten feet away from the blast site, fatal burns can still occur. And when an employee is injured, the injury is serious sometimes even fatal. Extended medical care for those whose lives have been altered by an arc flash incident is often required, sometimes costing in excess of $,000,000. Arc flash can be caused by: Dust Dropping tools Accidental touching Condensation Material failure Corrosion Faulty Installation Three factors determine the severity of an arc flash injury: Proximity of the worker to the hazard Temperature Time for circuit to break ASTM F887 Test requirements The ASTM F887 standard outlines performance requirements of fall protection products for arc flash resistance. One requirement of the standard is that the webbing material must have a 7,000 lb tensile strength, which is higher than typical full body harness webbings found on the market. Additionally, the harness is put through an Electric Arc Performance test that requires the product to self-extinguish within five seconds after being subjected to an arc flash and cannot melt or drip. Lastly, the harness is put through an ANSI Z359 drop test using a 8 lb test torso and must be able to meet the drop test requirements. Arc Flash (AF) rated Products When working conditions exist where people are subjected to potential hazards of extreme heat generation that could produce an arc flash, it is critical, particularly when working at heights, to use fall protection systems that not only resist AF exposure, but can perform in a fall situation as well. AF rated products are designed to resist heat from an electrical arc flash. AF designated products have been tested to the applicable standards to maintain the required level of strength and performance with the ability to resist heat. Always look for the Arc Flash symbol for easy identification. 3
4 EVOTECH Arc Flash Full Body Harness MSA premium EVOTECH Arc Flash Harness provides outstanding arc flash protection for utility company employees and contractors who work at heights. Its rugged design looks good on the job and is 30% lighter than comparable harnesses. Made from 00% Kevlar webbing, the EVOTECH Harness is fire-resistant, so it maintains its performance in the event of a fall after an arc flash. The inherent properties of the harness help to maintain its color, making formal inspection easy. Designed to provide more comfort for the user, our Kevlar shoulder padding has no binding edge. Our patent-pending horizontal leg strap design conforms to the user s body for increased support. Harness is lighter by more than lb than comparable harnesses Moisture-wicking padding keeps users cooler Non-binding edge shoulder padding prevents neck chafing 00% Kevlar webbing is fire-resistant and self-extinguishing Reflectivity on shoulder padding provides increased visibility in low-light applications Patent-pending horizontal leg straps stay in place, providing more mobility and comfort RFID capability ASTM F887 tested with fire-resistant (FR) properties Meets CSA Z59. requirements OSHA & 96 Subpart V compliant EVOTECH Arc Flash Harness (Web Loop) Ordering Information Web Loop Configuration Size Leg Buckle Type Standards PART NO. Back XSM STD XLG SXL Quick-Fit Quick- Connect Belay Loops ANSI Z359. CSA Z59.0 OSHA Kevlar is a registered trademark of Dupont TM
5 EVOTECH Arc Flash Harness (Steel D-Ring) Ordering Information Steel D-Ring Configuration Size Leg Buckle Type Standards Back, Chest, Quick- Belay ANSI/ PART NO. Back Back, Hips Back, Chest Hips XSM STD XLG SXL Quick-Fit Connect Loops OSHA/CSA
6 Workman Arc Flash Full Body Harness MSA Workman Arc Flash Harness provides excellent arc flash protection in a sleek, black design that s lightweight and comfortable. It s the economical choice for workers needing protection for arc flash and fall arrest. The highstrength nylon is designed to maintain its integrity after exposure to an arc flash and in the event of a fall. The Workman Arc Flash Harness is a cost effective option for safety managers and contractors who need to be compliant to the latest electrical requirements without breaking the budget. Durable nylon material won t melt or drip in the event of an arc flash Y-shaped D-locator pad keeps torso straps off of the user s neck to prevent chafing Comes in both vest-type and crossover styles allowing user preference Velcro lanyard keepers for lanyard stowage when not in use Arc Flash symbol for easy identification ASTM F887 tested Meets CSA Z59. OSHA & 96 Subpart V compliant Optional Features: Belay Loops for Rescue; Rubber Covers Workman Arc Flash Harness (Steel D-Ring) Ordering Information Style Steel D-Ring Configuration Size Leg Buckle Type Standards Tongue OSHA/ PART NO. Vestype Crossover Back XSM STD XLG SXL Quick-Fit Buckle ANSI/CSA
7 Workman Arc Flash Harness (Web Loop) Ordering Information Style Web Loop Configuration Size Leg Buckle Type Standards Tongue Belay Rubber OSHA/ PART NO. Vestype Crossover Back Back, Hips XSM STD XLG SXL Quick-Fit Buckle Loops Covers ANSI/CSA Optional features: Belay Loops or Rubber Covers
8 ArcSafe and Thermatek Energy-Absorbing Lanyards ArcSafe Energy-Absorbing Lanyard Ordering Information PART NO. Harness Connection Anchorage Connection Type Material Standards Adjustable Single-Leg Twin-Leg Nylon ANSI Z359.3 CSA Z59. OSHA Hitch Loop 36C Hitch Loop () 36C Hitch Loop 36C 0070 Hitch Loop () 36C Part No Part No Part No Thermatek Energy-Absorbing Lanyard Ordering Information Harness Anchorage Type Material Standards PART NO. Connection Connection Fixed Single-Leg Twin-Leg Kevlar OSHA CSA Z C 36C C () 36C C 36CL C () 36CL C 36C C () 36C C 36CL C () 36CL Need it NOW! is our fall protection delivery program that s designed to get you the products you need, when you need them NOW! Products included in this program are identified by the following symbols: denotes Tier I product status (same day or next-day shipping) with a maximum order quantity of 00 units for priority shipping. denotes Tier II product status (shipping within 5 days) with a maximum order quantity of 00 units for priority shipping. Note: This bulletin contains only a general description of the products shown. While uses and performance capabilities are described, under no circumstances shall the products be used by untrained or unqualified individuals and not until the product instructions including any warnings or cautions provided have been thoroughly read and understood. Only they contain the complete and detailed information concerning proper use and care of these products. MSA Corporate Center 000 Cranberry Woods Drive Cranberry Township, PA 6066 USA Phone U.S. Customer Service Center Phone -800-MSA- Fax MSA Canada Phone -800-MSA- Fax MSA Mexico Phone Fax MSA International Phone Toll Free Fax msa.international@msasafety.com ID MC / July 05 MSA 05Printed in U.S.A.
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