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Kratos 1.5 metre Lanyard plus Scaff Hook - Black/Green

Kratos 1.5 metre Lanyard plus Scaff Hook - Black/Green

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Kratos 1.5 metre Lanyard plus Scaff Hook - Black/Green
Kratos 1.5 metre Lanyard plus Scaff Hook - Black/Green
Kratos 1.5 metre Lanyard plus Scaff Hook - Black/Green
Kratos 1.5 metre Lanyard plus Scaff Hook - Black/Green

Kratos 1.5 metre Lanyard plus Scaff Hook - Black/Green

Paperstone code: 144830
Energy absorbing lanyard with scaffold hook
Length 1.5 metres
44mm wide polyester webbing which reduces the impact of fall to less than 6 kN
Made up of 30 mm wide polyester webbing lanyard
Loops protected by an abrasion resistant tubular webbing
Conforms to EN355:2002 and tested per VG11 of PPE Directive 89/686/EEC
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  • Energy absorbing lanyard with scaffold hook
  • Length 1.5 metres
  • 44mm wide polyester webbing which reduces the impact of fall to less than 6 kN
  • Made up of 30 mm wide polyester webbing lanyard
  • Loops protected by an abrasion resistant tubular webbing
  • Conforms to EN355:2002 and tested per VG11 of PPE Directive 89/686/EEC
Product Specifications
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Brand Kratos
Manufacturer Number HSFA30303
Details
Colour Black/Green
Product Type Lanyards
Shipping Weight 1.16 kg
Size 1.5 metre
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* With large items like furniture, notice boards and safes sometimes we have to charge more for delivery but only when delivering in hard to reach areas - this is due to increased courier costs.



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  2. When your order is on its way, you’ll be sent an order update email.
  3. Delivery day!

Unfortunately, we can’t specify exact delivery times. But don’t worry, if no one is available the courier will leave contact details so that you can arrange a convenient time for re-delivery.

Buying tips

A Guide to Workwear

In our protective clothing section you'll find specialist work wear, or PPE, for hazardous work where your eyes, ears, head, hands and feet need extra protection. Ear defenders, goggles, helmets and safety footwear are not only advisable in certain environments but mandatory. High visibility work wear, or Hi Vis work wear, ensures that you can be seen clearly at all times – particularly important if you are working near roads and/or vehicles.

Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) – Some considerations

  • Risk suitability. Your choice of clothing should take into account ambient and artificial lighting as well as weather conditions like fog and snow. In environments with vehicles, for example, marshallers and maintenance workers should wear clothes which stand out. As a general rule, the darker it is the more high visibility (HV) clothing should be worn.
  • Job suitability. As well as considering visibility, clothes should be suitable for the job at hand. Loose clothing, for example, can get caught in machinery or it may be too hot to wear a full HV coat. In both cases a high visibility vest may be more appropriate than a coat.
  • User suitability. Comfort is important too. Well fitted clothing makes it easier for the worker to move about. PPE clothing should restrict the wearer as little as possible.
  • Compatibility. PPE clothing for different safety precautions should work together. If visibility is important, high visibility clothing should be worn on top of other protective garments.
  • Recognised standards. Clothing should be compatible with standards and regulations like BS EN 471, the harmonised European standard for high visibility clothing. HV clothing must be provided free of charge and be clean and in good working order. Storage must be available for this clothing. Employers must provide information on and supervise its use,

Top Tip

For more information, see the Health and Safety Executive's factsheet on high visibility clothing.