Secure ample space around the waist. Allows for the attachment of multiple waist tools and prevents the shifting of the body belt.
The "KITE Harness" is a full harness-type fall arrest device. It features a structure that does not interfere with the attachment of body belts, support belts, or tools, allowing for connection with a body belt equipped with many tools while supporting at three points to prevent shifting. It enables high-altitude work using carefully selected tools. 【Features】 ■ Wide free space around the waist allows for versatile use ■ A belt loop with a fixing function prevents shifting even when heavy tools are attached ■ The back belt prevents the body from slipping through ■ Made from polyester material with high slip resistance ■ Comes with an attachment that can be removed with one touch ★ Exhibited at the "Green Cross Exhibition 2023" * You can view the product introduction materials from the "PDF Download."
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Since its founding over half a century ago, Fujii Denko has consistently focused on fall prevention (safety) and improving efficiency in high-altitude work, introducing a variety of specialized products for professional use to the market. Starting with safety belts, we have developed fall prevention devices that can be used in combination with safety belts attached to structures to prevent unexpected falls, ground access tools for performing telecommunications work from the ground without climbing to heights, and monorails for transporting personnel and materials for tower construction and forestry work in mountainous areas. We are the only company that can provide a comprehensive system for safety and efficiency in all high-altitude work.
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