3M DBI-SALA Lad-Saf X3 6160054 Cable Sleeve

The 3M 6160054  DBI-SALA Lad-Saf X3 is a high-quality detachable cable sleeve for fixed ladder safety systems. It lets you move around without using your hands and stops falls right away on 3/8-inch solid core cables. This tough device makes it safer for workers to climb by automatically following them and locking securely when they fall.

The Lad-Saf X3 6160054 sleeve is designed to be flexible and works perfectly with 3M DBI-SALA vertical lifeline systems, holding one person up to 310 lbs (141 kg). Stainless steel makes it resistant to rust in tough industrial environments, and the dual-locking mechanism and built-in energy absorber keep falls to a minimum of inches. This lightweight 2.1 lb traveler is perfect for straight ladders. It installs and uninstalls easily anywhere along 1×7 or 7×19 solid core cables, making sure that ANSI Z359.16 and A14.3 regulations are met.

Specifications of 3m 6160054 Cable Sleeves

• Model Number: 6160054​

• Cable Compatibility: 3/8 in. (9.5 mm) 1×7 or 7×19 solid core cable​

• Weight Capacity: 310 lbs (141 kg) for one user​

• Product Weight: 2.1 lbs (1 kg)​

• Dimensions: 4.70 x 1.30 x 6.00 in.​

• Material: Stainless steel housing with zinc-plated steel Saflok carabiner​

• Standards: ANSI Z359.16, ANSI A14.3-1992​

• Install Type: Temporary, mobile on straight ladders

3m dbi sala 6160054 Functions:

1) The dual independent mechanical and inertial locking system kicks in right away to halt falls within inches, making it a safe way to protect yourself.

2) The built-in energy absorber and swivel-mounted fall indicator turn on after a fall so that they may be easily inspected and replaced.

3) The anti-inversion design makes sure that the configuration is always proper, especially on important climbs.

4) The 3M Connected Safety ID lets you track assets and see their inspection history with the integrated i-Safe RFID tag.

5) The ergonomic handle and small size make it easy to glide along lifelines, so you can move up and down without becoming tired.

Industry Usage:

• Oil and gas platforms that let technicians go to silos, towers, and drilling rigs where corrosion resistance is very important.
• Wind energy turbines that make it safe to mount ladders to do maintenance work in bad weather.
• Utility poles and transmission towers keep lineman safe when they have to climb a long way up.
• General industrial fixed ladders in factories, warehouses, and manufacturing plants for regular checks.
• Transportation infrastructure, such bridges and overpasses, that helps workers on steel or concrete buildings.