Product Identification - DeWalt DXFP210050 Instruction Manual

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PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION:

All D WALT rope grabs and vertical lifelines are
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included this instruction manual. Special order and
custom product model numbers may not be listed.
New model numbers will be added in the next
printing of this manual. If there is any doubt as to
whether this instruction manual applies to your
particular product.
TYPES OF MATERIAL DAMAGE
HEAT
In excessive heat, rope/
webbing becomes brittle
and shows a shriveled
brownish appearance.
Fibers will break when
flexed. Should not be used
above 180°F.
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Change in color usually
appearing as a brownish
smear or smudge.
Transverse cracks when
rope/ webbing is bent over a
mandrel. Loss of elasticity in
rope/ webbing.
LIFESPAN:
• The lifespan of any component of a personal fall
arrest system (PFAS) is dependent upon its level
of use, the environment in which it is used and
how it is maintained. Any part of the PFAS that
passes daily inspection by an Authorized person
or periodic (annual or semiannual) inspection
by a Competent person, can stay in use. Once it
fails visual inspection it must be removed from
service.
DISCLAIMER:
• Prior to use, the end user, must read and
understand the manufacturer's instructions
supplied with this product at the time of
shipment and seek training from their
employer's trained personnel on the proper
usage of the product. Manufacturer is not liable
or responsible for any loss, damage or injury
caused or incurred by any person on grounds of
improper usage or installation of this product.
MOLTEN METAL OR FLAME
Rope/webbing strands fuse
together. Hard shiny spots.
Hard and brittle feel.
Paint which penetrates and
dries restricts movement of
fibers. Drying agents and
solvents in some paints will
appear as chemical
damage.
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