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BuckOhm™ Buckyard w/Dielectric Snaps - 8+G+G1D16S1 / 8+G+G1E16S1

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BuckOhm™ Buckyard w/Dielectric Snaps - 8+G+G1D16S1 / 8+G+G1E16S1Orders received by 4: 00pm EST ship same business day. After 4: 00pm EST ship next business day. Buckinghams new BuckOhm line of energy absorbing lanyards are designed for working conditions with electrical hazards, making this a great option for substation and other utility work. Dielectric hardware eliminates the potential of static electricity being transferred through steel hardware if working around an energized conductor in wet or damp

Orders received by 4:00pm EST ship same business day. After 4:00pm EST ship next business day.

Buckingham’s new BuckOhm™ line of energy absorbing lanyards are designed for working conditions with electrical hazards, making this a great option for substation and other utility work. Dielectric hardware eliminates the potential of static electricity being transferred through steel hardware if working around an energized conductor in wet or damp conditions. Also, Dielectric hardware has a better resistance to corrosion in extreme conditions (hot/humid or salty air environments).

Introducing the new BuckOhm™ BuckYard, a energy absorbing lanyard with dielectric hardware! This new lanyard is available in two color options; BuckViz Safety Green or Black (8+G+G1E16S1). This version of the BuckOhm™ BuckYard should be used with a full body harness.  Buckingham recommends the BuckOhm™ Dielectric H-Style Harness (68L9EQ12) which also has dielectric hardware.

BuckOhm™ BuckYard w/Dielectric snaps.

Features:

  • Dielectric locking snap hooks on both ends.
  • Web loop can be hitched to a dielectric or steel D-ring. Dielectric snaps can be attached to a web loop (with wear guard) or dielectric steel D-ring.
  • Interior materials stretch to reduce the arresting force to less than 900 lbs.


Product Specifications:

Product Number: 8+G+G1D16S1/8+G+G1E16S1
Product Name: BuckOhm™ BuckYard with Dielectric Snaps
Overall Length: 4, 4.5, 6
Number of Legs: 1
Connector Type: Locking Dielectric Snaphook
Connector Material: Dielectric
Material Type: Nylon Web
Adjustable: No
Adjustment Type: N/A
Maximum Elongation: 48"
Maximum Freefall: 6
Average Arresting Force: 900 lbs.
Red Wear Center: No
Weight: 2.5 lbs.
User Weight Capacity: 350 lbs.
Product Type: Fall Arrest / Fall Protection
Standards: ANSI Z359.13, ASTM F887

 

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