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VERTICAL SYSTEMS \\ CABLE SAFE CLIMB SYSTEMSDBI LAD-SAFFLEXIBLE CABLELADDER SAFETY SYSTEMDBI SALA STANDARDTOP BRACKETGalvanized top bracket with mounting hardware, fitsup to 1-1/8” rung diameter, attaches to (3) rungs,built-in energy absorber, for systems up to 499’.6116280 - $189.996116410 For systems over 500’ - $209.99DBI SALA CABLE GUIDENon-metallic cable guide with mounting hardware,fits up to 1-1/8” rung diameter, must have oneevery 25’, for systems up to 199’.6100400 - $39.99DBI SALA CABLE LIFELINEGalvanized cable, 3/8” (9.5 mm) diameter, 1 x 7type. Last (3) digits in part number indicate length.6110000 - $1.30/ft3M DBI LAD-SAFSTAINLESS STEEL CABLEVERTICAL SAFETY SYSTEMDesigned to meet the requirements of the newANSI Z359.16 standard, along with OSHA1910.140 and 1926.502, when used with theDBI Sala Lad-Saf X3 or X2.Ordering is easy - the entire system is sold in asingle SKU, including both brackets, pre-swagedcable, and cable guides. Reengineered tosimplify and speed up installation process.Fewer loose parts: Fewer than 13 separatecomponents, up to 72% less than 3M | DBISala’s previous comparable model. Weighs lessthan half of the previous systemFlexible: Mounting brackets can be used on avariety of fixed ladder styles that may consist ofdifferent rung spacings and shapes.100% tie-off capability: Integrated fall arrestratedanchor point on top bracket rated to 3,600lbs provides a simple location to transition fromladder to tower platform.{FOR SYSTEM PRICINGCONTACT YOURGEAR EXPERT!DBI SALA CABLE GUIDENon-metallic cable guide with mounting hardware,fits ups to 1-1/8” rung diameter, for systemsover 200’.6100515 - $39.99DBI SALA LAD-SAF X3FLEXIBLE CABLE SLEEVEWITH CARABINERFor use with 8 mm or 3/8” diameter 1 x 7 or7 x 19 solid core cable. Comes with 2000112carabiner. Meets OSHA and ANSI standards.6160054 - $434.99DBI SALA STANDARDBOTTOM BRACKETFits up to 1-1/8” rung diameter, attaches to (2)rungs, tensioning device, galvanized.6100090 - $78.99The Lad-Saf Flexible Cable Ladder SafetySystem consists of a top and bottom bracketthat act as anchors for a steel cable that runsthe length of the climbing area. The Lad-Saf X3sleeve, attached by carabiner to the harness,arrests falls by locking onto the cable. Designedfor ease of use, economy and versatility, optionalbrackets/designs are available for bolting orwelding the system. There is a choice of rungclamp sizes/styles and there are systems forstraight ladders and for connection to wood,concrete or steel structures.TENSION INDICATORIntegrated tension indicating bottom brackettakes the guesswork out of installation.CORROSION RESISTANTCONSTRUCTIONGalvanized and stainless steel constructionstands up to harsh environments formaintenance free longevity.SHOCK ABSORBING DESIGNIntegrated shock absorbing top bracket reducesforces imposed on ladder structure during a fall.INTERMEDIATE CABLE GUIDESNon-metallic cable guides prevent cable wearagainst the ladder and permits the climber tobypass without disconnecting.82GMESUPPLY.COM
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PRODUCT CATALOG VOLUME 19.4POWERED
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