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Kd1Talonsc Talon Retractable Lifeline

Kd1Talonsc Talon Retractable Lifeline

The Talon self retracting lifeline is lightweight, compact, featurs an integral anchorage connector that attaches the SRL directly to the user's harness with an audible indicator. The all metal braking system features an anti-ratcheting dual pawl design. Should a fall occur, a speed sensing brake system will activate stopping the fall and reducing the forces imposed on the user to safe levels.

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£299.99 Each (ex. VAT)

£359.99 inc. VAT Was: £346.89 (ex. VAT)
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Kd1Talonsc Talon Retractable Lifeline

The Talon self retracting lifeline is lightweight, compact, featurs an integral anchorage connector that attaches the SRL directly to the user's harness with an audible indicator. The all metal braking system features an anti-ratcheting dual pawl design. Should a fall occur, a speed sensing brake system will activate stopping the fall and reducing the forces imposed on the user to safe levels.

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Manufacturer Capital Safety
Manufacturer Code KD1TALONSC

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