L052EA GRILLON PLUS Adjustable work positioning lanyard with excellent abrasion resistance

The GRILLON PLUS lanyard is used to make work positioning systems, to complement a fall-arrest system. Its length can be very easily and precisely adjusted as necessary for comfortable positioning at the work station. The aramid fiber rope provides excellent abrasion resistance. Depending on the configuration, it can be used in single or double mode. GRILLON PLUS is available in two lengths: 2 and 3 m, and is certified to North American, European and Russian standards.

Description
Easy to use: the fine adjustment system allows length to be precisely adjusted for comfortable positioning at a work station
Aramid fiber rope provides excellent abrasion resistance

Can be used in two ways:
- double mode (on the harness side attachment points) when the user works with weight on his feet. This type of attachment gives better load distribution on the belt. Length is adjusted by pressing on the pivoting cam
- single mode, on the harness ventral attachment point, when the anchor is located above the user, so that the load is comfortably distributed between the belt and leg loops. Length is adjusted by operating the handle, while holding the free end of the lanyard
Sewn terminations on both ends with plastic sheath to keep the connector in position and protect the rope from abrasion
Available in two lengths: 2 and 3 m. Lanyard length is immediately identified by a color-coded label at the connector end
Replacement ropes available

Specifications
Material(s): nylon, aramid, polyester, aluminum
Certification(s): ANSI Z359.3, CSA Z259.11, CE EN 358, CE EN 12841 type C, EAC

References: L052EA00, Color(s): beige/yellow, Length: 2 m, Weight: 435 g
References: L052EA01, Color(s): beige/yellow, Length: 3 m, Weight: 515 g

PETZL

Petzl is a French manufacturer of climbing gear, caving gear, work-at-height equipment, and headlamps based in Crolles (near Grenoble), France. The company was created by the cave explorer Fernand Petzl in the mid-1970s. Their three specialties are: Vertical sports: equipment for mountaineering, climbing, caving, etc. Work at height and rescue: solutions for progression and safety in difficult-access worksites and in technical rescue. Headlamps/head torches that provide hands free lighting.

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