DBI/SALA
DBI/SALA Delta II Nomex-Kevlar High Temp Harness
Full-body harness for hot work with Nomex-Kevlar construction, 310 lb capacity and ANSI Z359.11 compliance
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Universal fit suits most workers
- Rated to 310 lb for heavy-duty use
- Nomex-Kevlar webbing resists high heat
- Mating leg buckles allow quick adjustment
- Meets ANSI Z359.11 fall-protection standard
Universal Delta II Vest-Style Harness
The 3M DBI-SALA Delta II is a full-body harness built for hot-work environments. Its Nomex-Kevlar webbing resists heat and flame exposure during welding or cutting tasks. The universal sizing fits a wide range of workers without adjustment complexity. It meets ANSI Z359.11 requirements for fall protection.
Crossover Design with Mating Leg Buckles
A crossover harness style positions the webbing across the chest for secure weight distribution during a fall. Mating leg-strap buckles fasten quickly and stay locked under vibration or movement. Steel dorsal D-ring provides a single certified attachment point for lanyards or self-retracting lifelines. No chest-strap buckles reduce snag points on structure.
310 lb Weight Capacity Rating
The harness is rated for a maximum working load of 310 lb including tools and clothing. Workers exceeding this limit must select a higher-capacity model to remain compliant. ANSI Z359.11 certification covers the complete assembly as tested. Buyers needing integrated chest D-rings or side-positioning rings should specify a different configuration.
Highlights
- Universal fit suits most workers
- Rated to 310 lb for heavy-duty use
- Nomex-Kevlar webbing resists high heat
- Mating leg buckles allow quick adjustment
- Meets ANSI Z359.11 fall-protection standard
Specifications
| Brand | 3M DBI-SALA |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
What does the ANSI Z359.11 standard cover for this harness?
The ANSI Z359.11 standard sets the performance requirements for full-body fall protection harnesses, including dynamic strength testing, static strength minimums, and labeling rules that this model meets.
What are the physical dimensions and attachment points needed to fit this harness?
This universal-size crossover harness uses a steel back D-ring as the fall-arrest attachment and mating leg-strap buckles; no chest buckles are present, so the wearer steps through the leg loops and pulls the vest up over the shoulders.
How is the harness put on, and which step is most often missed?
Don the vest, connect each mating leg buckle until it clicks, then tighten the shoulder and leg straps so the back D-ring sits between the shoulder blades — the step users skip is verifying that the D-ring stays centred after movement.
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