Anatomy of a Harness by International Safety Systems Inc.

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[View page 1] anatomy of a harness 1 2 11 8 3 4 6 7 12 9 5 10 1 fall arrest attachment point d-ring large or small or loop between shoulder blades for fall arrest 2 d-ring extender 18 d-ring or loop extension attached to the back d-ring of the harness makes access to d-ring for lanyard attachment easier allowing user to check for 100 snap hook gate closure 3 shoulder d-rings small d-rings at the top of the shoulder used with a spreader bar or yoke y lanyard for retrieval and rescue in confined space situations 4 chest strap webbing which connects the two shoulder straps together connected with a passthrough buckle to keep user in the harness 5 leg connectors available in pass-through or grommeted versions allows for choice in leg closure suited to the application or worker preference options may differ depending on model 6 comfort pad soft and firm lumbar support providing support to lower back work positioning applications 7 body belt integrated excellent support for work positioning and for too