Lanyard with pole gripping means

Details Lanyard with pole gripping means Lanyard with pole gripping means

1992-01-23

1993-08-10

Chotkowski, Karen J.

Fire escape, ladder, or scaffold

Torso harness

With pole encircling or grasping means

182133, A62B 3500

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052340740

ABSTRACT:
A fall arrest lanyard for use by a worker at an elevated position on a pole, e.g., a telephone pole. The lanyard comprises a flexible strap and a pair of gripping units. The strap is arranged to be releasably connected to the worker to form a loop encircling the pole. Each of the gripping units comprises an elongated, arcuate tubular member having a handgrip at one end and pole penetrating members at the other end. The strap extends through both tubular members. The penetrating members are made up of an enlarged head having a plurality of larger upper teeth and a plurality of small lower teeth. Each tooth has a horizontally disposed cutting edge. The gripping units are arranged to be manipulated by the worker grasping the handgrips to cause the cutting edges of all of the teeth to penetrate into the material of the pole.

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