Harnesses FALL PROTECTION


ExoFit NEX™ Oil & Gas Harness


These harnesses combine the innovations of the ExoFit NEX with additional features developed specifically for the needs of the on and off shore drilling markets. Soft seat with removable rigid seat sling provides versatility for riding operations on the rig. Integrated trauma straps provide an adjustable, continuous loop to minimize sus- pension trauma in the event of a fall. Simple vertical torso adjusters eliminate loose ends and lock into place, preventing slippage. Spring-loaded back D-ring with 18" extension automatically stands up, ensuring a fast connection to your fall arrest sys- tem. Lightweight, moisture-wicking and breathable padding won’t move or slip. Reflective material is integrated on the legs, chest, shoulders and back. Meets applicable OSHA and ANSI standards.


Chest Buckle 66794Small Leg Buckle D-Rings


Weight Capacity


66795Medium Quick Connect Tongue Back, Side, Chest 420 lbs. 66796Large


66797X-Large Quick Connect Tongue Back, Side, Chest 420 lbs. Quick Connect Tongue Back, Side, Chest 420 lbs.


Quick Connect Tongue Back, Side, Chest 420 lbs. $1,031.80 1,031.80 1,031.80 1,031.80


Belt Sold Separately


Delta™ Derrick Harness & Belt


A patented triangular design gives Delta harnesses a shape of their own, so you can don them quickly and easily. Throw it in the tool-box or in the back of your truck, think you can tangle it? Just pick it up and it’s ready to put on, tangle-free. The Delta pad also incorporates a web spreading design, positioning webbing wider apart on your shoulder straps to eliminate abrasion on your neck. Lifting D-rings are ideal for connection to a climb assist system. Spring-loaded back D-ring automatically stands-up ensuring fast and easy connections. Parachute torso buckles complete the 5-point adjustment system for a perfect fit. The tongue buckle and grommet torso straps allow for easy connection to a Derrick Belt.


" front belly pad provides protection and comfort when leaning outward and positioning for the next drilling pipe. The belts are specifically designed to attach to the Delta Derrick Harness. They also have built-in fixed front rings to run the positioning lanyard through and provide the restraint and position- ing


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needed. All meet applicable OSHA and ANSI standards.


66798Small


66799Medium 66800Large 66801X-Large


Chest Buckle Mating Mating Mating Mating


Leg Buckle Tongue Tongue Tongue Tongue


D-Rings


Back, Side Back, Side Back, Side Back, Side


Weight Capacity


420 lbs. 420 lbs. 420 lbs. 420 lbs.


$336.70 336.70 336.70 336.70


Derrick Belts are designed for personnel performing work on a monkey or tubing board. The 8" X 161


Derrick Belt 66808Small 66809Medium 66810Large 66811X-Large . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $475.70


Derrick Belt


First-Man-Up™ Rescue Pole


This pole extends from 6' – 12' and features an assisted rescue tool. Use it in conjunction with the Ultra-Lok™ RSQ Self-Retracting


Lifeline with Rescue (#31032 - 31033) to perform an assisted rescue. Meets applicable OSHA and ANSI standards.


30139 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $357.75 To Order: M-F, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. CST 800-356-9100 | Fax: 800-845-9095 | conney.com 87


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