DBI/SALA
DBI/SALA 1202821 Vertical Lifeline 75 ft 310 lb
A 75 ft polyester and polypropylene vertical lifeline rated for 310 lb with a 5,000 lb tensile strength steel snap hook, meeting ANSI/ASSP Z359.2-2017
- Supports one worker with 310 lb capacity
- 75 ft polyester-polypropylene rope for vertical reach
- 5,000 lb tensile strength handles fall forces
- Meets ANSI/ASSP Z359.2-2017 and OSHA standards
- Steel snap hooks at both ends for anchorage
Product Identity
The DBI/SALA 1202821 is a vertical lifeline designed for fall protection. It serves a single worker with a weight capacity of 310 lb. The 75 ft polyester and polypropylene rope meets ANSI/ASSP Z 359.2-2017, OSHA 1910.140 and OSHA 1926.502 standards.
Thermals Noise Power
This passive safety device generates no heat, noise or electrical draw during use. Its steel hardware and synthetic rope rely on material strength rather than powered components. Performance depends on correct installation and inspection before each shift.
Included Components
The assembly arrives with a snap hook at the anchorage end and a rope grab compatible connection. These integrated fittings remove the need for separate connector purchases. Workers who require a different hook style or a self-retracting lifeline must source those items separately.
Highlights
- Supports one worker with 310 lb capacity
- 75 ft polyester-polypropylene rope for vertical reach
- 5,000 lb tensile strength handles fall forces
- Meets ANSI/ASSP Z359.2-2017 and OSHA standards
- Steel snap hooks at both ends for anchorage
Specifications
| Brand | 3M DBI-SALA |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 1202821 vertical lifeline, and which step is most often done incorrectly?
Connect the snap hook on the anchorage end to a certified anchor point rated for 5,000 lb tensile strength; the step users miss is verifying the anchor meets OSHA 1926.502 before clipping the 5/8 in polyester‑polypropylene rope.
What maintenance or replacement will the 75 ft lifeline need over time?
Inspect the rope, snap hook and steel hardware before each use; retire the line immediately if you find cuts, abrasion, heat damage or if the snap hook gate fails to lock, as no service interval is defined.
What limit appears first when the 310 lb capacity lifeline is used continuously?
The 310 lb weight capacity for a single worker is the governing limit; exceeding it voids compliance with ANSI/ASSP Z359.2‑2017 and OSHA 1910.140 even though the rope tensile strength is 5,000 lb.
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