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DBI-Sala Harness
DBI-Sala harness for fall safety and optimum fit
DBI-Sala harnesses are optimally designed for a number of applications including arc-flash, building maintenance, and construction. Arc-flash harnesses typically feature Nomex/Kevlar construction with leather insulators greatly protecting your workers against arc-flash hazards. Contractor harnesses feature back or back and side D-rings and are universally sized. Construction harnesses feature components designed for comfort such as sewn-in hip and shoulder pads. All DBI-Sala harnesses help you perform your job safely and securely.
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DBI Sala® ExoFit™ XP Vest Style Harnesses with Single D-Ring 1110102
Comfortable vest style harnesses -
Miller MightyEvac Self-Retracting Lifeline with Emergency Retrieval Hoist
Superior performance with the reliability of a self-retracting lifeline -
DBI Sala® Delta™ II Vest Style Harnesses 1102000
Delta No-Tangle™ design for added comfort and easy donning -
DBI-SALA® ExoFit™ XP Harness 1110103E
Superior fall protection meets comfort in this full-body harness -
DuraTech Self-Retracting Lifelines
DuraTech self-retracting lifelines minimize the risk of serious injury from a fall. -
DBI-SALA® ExoFit® Full-Body Harness
Full-body harnesses designed with comfort and performance in mind -
DBI-SALA® ExoFit™ XP Construction Harness 1110153
Safety harness for demanding on-the-job applications -
DBI-SALA® Suspension Trauma Safety Strap 9501403
Designed to prevent suspension trauma or orthostatic intolerance -
Miller MightyLite Self-Retracting Lifeline
Lifelines limit free fall to less than 2 feet.
When fitting your DBI-Sala harness, it's important to remember the "Goldilocks Rule"; namely your harness shouldn't fit too tightly or loosely. If your harness is too fitter too tight, this could feel restricting and ultimately uncomfortable leading to less than optimal work performance. If your harness is fitted too loose, you risk serious injury particularly to the pelvic region; if you fall in a loose harness and the fall is arrested, you risk potentially permanent damage to the genital area. Make sure your safety harness is fitted just right. More specifically, your DBI-Sala harness should fit snugly, but still let's you move freely.
