PMI LIFE SAFETY ROPE Manuale utente

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CONTENTS:

PMI LIFE SAFETY ROPE

MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS

ESPAÑOL

ENGLISH

Warnings 2

PMI Labeling 4

Rope Classications 5

Use Care & Maintenance 6

About Your PMI Rope 6

Using Your Rope 10

Unpacking Your Rope 12

Maintaining Your Rope 13

Product Lifetime 13

Retirement Criteria for Your Rope 14

Inspecting Your Rope 15

Cleaning Your Rope 16

PMI®Unicore®Technology 17

About Unicore® Technology 17

Warnings 17

PMI®Terminations 18

About Your PMI® Terminations 18

Use Criteria for Terminations 19

Inspection & Maintenance for Terminations 19

Retirement Criteria for Your Terminations 20

Warnings 20

ROPE INSPECTION LOG 22

RM00330

Precaución 25

Etiquetaje de PMI 27

Clasicaciónes de Curedas 28

Uso, Cuidado y Mantenimento 29

Acerca de su Cuerda PMI 30

Usando su Cuerda 33

Mantenimiento De Su Cerda 35

Desempancando su Cuerda 35

Duración del Producto 36

Retiro de su Cuerda 36

Inspectión de su Cuerda 37

Limpieza de su Cuerda 38

Sobre La Tecnología Unicore®40

Sobre La tecnología Unicore®40

Precaución 40

Terminaciones para Cuerdas PMI 41

Acerca de sus Terminaciones Para Cuerda 41

Criterio de Uso 42

Inspección y Mantenimiento 42

Criterio Para Retiro 43

Precaución 43

YOU COULD BE KILLED OR SERIOUSLY INJURED IF YOU DO NOT

READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS BOOKLET BEFORE USING THIS

PRODUCT.

SPECIAL TRAINING AND KNOWLEDGE ARE REQUIRED TO USE THIS

PRODUCT.

YOU MUST THOROUGHLY READ, UNDERSTAND AND REFER TO ALL

MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE AND AFTER EACH USE OF THIS

PRODUCT.

BEFORE USING THESE ROPES THE USER IS RESPONSIBLE TO DETERMINE

WHETHER THESE ROPES ARE SUITABLE FOR THE INTENDED USE AND THEIR

COMPATIBILITY WITH ALL HARDWARE TO BE USED.

USE AND INSPECTION OF THIS PRODUCT SHOULD ONLY BE DONE IN

ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS. INSPECTIONS

SHOULD ONLY BE CONDUCTED BY AN INDIVIDUAL DESIGNATED BY THE

EMPLOYER AS BEING COMPETENT FOR ALL TASKS REQUIRED.

DO NOT MAKE ANY ALTERATIONS TO THIS PRODUCT. ALTERATIONS TO

ANY PMI ROPES IMMEDIATELY VOID THE WARRANTY WITH THE EXCEPTION

OF CUTTING ROPE LENGTHS FROM SPOOLS OR ADDING ID/LABELING

INFORMATION.

MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS SHALL BE PROVIDED TO USERS.

ROPES SHOULD NOT BE USED NEAR MOVING MACHINERY, ELECTRICAL

HAZARDS, SHARP EDGES, OR ABRASIVE SURFACES WITHOUT PROPER

ADDITIONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT IN PLACE. IN ADDITION, ROPES SHOULD

BE PROTECTED DURING STORAGE, TRANSPORT AND USE, AS THEY CAN

MELT OR BURN AND FAIL IF EXPOSED TO FLAME OR HIGH TEMPERATURE.

PROTECT YOUR ROPE FROM ANYTHING THAT MIGHT DAMAGE IT, SUCH AS

ABRASION, ABRASIVE SURFACES, HEAT, AND CHEMICALS. A PROTECTIVE

ROLLER, PADDING, OR OTHER ITEM SHOULD BE PLACED BETWEEN THE ROPE

AND ANY SHARP EDGE.

PMI IS NOT RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE IN ANY WAY FOR DAMAGES OF ANY

KIND, INJURY OR DEATH RESULTING FROM DIRECT OR INDIRECT INCIDENTS

RELATED TO THE USE OF ITS PRODUCTS.

IF YOU HAVE PURCHASED A ROPE WITH FACTORY TERMINATIONS, REFER

TO THE SECTION IN THESE INSTRUCTIONS TITLED “PMI TERMINATIONS”.

PLEASE CONTACT PMI AT 706-764-1437 TO ANSWER ANY ADDITIONAL

QUESTIONS REGARDING SAFETY INFORMATION AND THE USE OF THIS

PRODUCT.

ABOUT YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY

YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY IS JUST THAT...PERSONAL. YOU ARE

RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY. WE BUILD THE BEST POSSIBLE

PRODUCTS FOR THE PURPOSES STATED, BUT IT IS UP TO YOU TO BE

RESPONSIBLE FOR USING THESE, AND OTHER PRODUCTS, SAFELY.

YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY IS INFLUENCED BY THE DECISIONS YOU MAKE.

TAKE THE TIME TO READ AND UNDERSTAND THESE INSTRUCTIONS, AND

GET THE TRAINING YOU NEED FOR YOUR APPLICATION. THE HIGH ANGLE

ENVIRONMENT IS A POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ONE. WE HOPE YOU TAKE IT

AS SERIOUSLY AS WE DO.

WARNINGS

WARNING

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WARNINGS (cont.)

PROPER TRAINING, GOOD EQUIPMENT AND A PERSONAL

COMMITMENT TO SAFETY WILL LESSEN THE DANGER OF ROPE

WORK; HOWEVER, TAKE CARE NOT TO BECOME COMPLACENT.

INSPECT YOUR EQUIPMENT, RIGGING, ANCHORS (INCLUDING

STRENGTH, SUITABILITY AND POSITIONING) AND THAT OF OTHERS

AROUND YOU FOR SAFETY AT ALL TIMES WHEN YOU ARE IN THE

VERTICAL ENVIRONMENT.

ACTIVITIES INVOLVING THE USE OF LIFE SAFETY ROPE ARE INHERENTLY

DANGEROUS. SUCH ACTIVITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO;

ASCENDING AND DESCENDING FIXED LINES, HAULING, HIGHLINES,

POSITIONING, AND BELAYING.

YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN ACTIONS AND DECISIONS. IF YOU

DO NOT ACCEPT THIS RESPONSIBILITY, DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT.IT IS

ESSENTIAL FOR THE SAFETY OF THE USER THAT, IF THE PRODUCT IS RE-

SOLD OUTSIDE THE ORIGINAL COUNTRY OF DESTINATION, THE RESELLER

SHALL PROVIDE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE, MAINTENANCE, INSPECTION, AND

REPAIR IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE COUNTRY IN WHICH THE PRODUCT IS TO

BE USED.

IF YOUR ROPE BECOMES WET, EITHER FROM BEING IN USE OR WHEN DUE

TO CLEANING, IT MUST BE ALLOWED TO DRY NATURALLY, AND MUST BE

KEPT AWAY FROM DIRECT HEAT.

BE AWARE OF ANY DANGERS THAT MAY ARISE BY THE USE OF

COMBINATIONS OF ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT IN WHICH THE SAFE FUNCTION

OF ANY ONE ITEM IS AFFECTED BY OR INTERFERES WITH THE SAFE

FUNCTION OF ANOTHER.

THE USER MUST HAVE A RESCUE PLAN IN PLACE IN ORDER TO DEAL WITH

ANY EMERGENCIES THAT COULD ARISE DURING USE.

THE USER SHOULD BE AWARE OF ANY MEDICAL CONDITIONS THAT COULD

AFFECT THE SAFETY OF THE USER IN NORMAL AND EMERGENCY USE.

CONNECTIONS MUST BE USED WITHIN THE LIMITATIONS OF STABILITY AND

COMPATIBILITY OF THE SURROUNDING COMPONENTS.

THIS ROPE MAY BE DIRECTLY TIED TO AN ANCHORAGE OF ADEQUATE

STRUCTURE AND DIMENSION THAT WILL NOT DAMAGE THE ROPE OR

CLIPPED DIRECTLY TO CONNECTORS.

WHEN USED AS A SINGLE ANCHOR LIFELINE, NO MORE THAN ONE FALL

ARREST SYSTEM OR FALL ARRESTER SHALL BE ATTACHED AT ANY ONE

TIME.

ONLY ONE USER CAN BE ATTACHED TO THE SINGLE ANCHOR LIFELINE.

AVOID SWING FALL HAZARDS ENCOUNTERED WHEN THE ANCHORAGE IS

NOT DIRECTLY OVERHEAD.

USERS SHOULD TIE A STOPPER KNOT (SUCH AS A BARREL KNOT) OR USE

AN APPROPRIATE ROPE STOP DESIGNED TO PREVENT A FALL ARRESTER

FROM INADVERTENTLY TRAVELING OFF THE END OF THE LIFELINE.

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PMI maintains a Quality Assurance Program, meeting all the requirements of

ISO 9001.

PMI Life Safety Ropes are tested to appropriate standards. The ropes, swaged

terminations or sewn terminations may meet NFPA 1983, 2017 Edition, or,

ANSI Z359.15, 2014 Edition , or other applicable specications. Please refer

to the printed label specic for each rope that is placed on the inside cover of

these instructions and the table in the “PMI® Terminations” section of these

instructions for certications and minimum breaking strength (MBS) values.

PMI’s ISO:9001 certication has been issued by SGS United Kingdom Limited,

202b, Worle Parkway, Weston-super-Mare, BS22 6WA: United Kingdom.

Notied Body 0120. PMI’s NFPA marking has been issued by Underwriters

Laboratories (UL), USA. Users can verify product certication by UL at their

online certications directory. Reference www.ul.com.

External Markings are placed on the ends of all PMI ropes to indicate the PMI

name/logo. At least one end will have an additional label with the lot number,

diameter, length, part number, product bar code, and all applicable certication

information.

PMI LABELING

WARNINGS (cont.)

THE MELTING POINT OF NYLON ROPE FIBERS IS 428 DEGREES

FAHRENHEIT (220 DEGREES CELSIUS). THE MELTING POINT OF

POLYESTER ROPE FIBERS IS 482 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT (250

DEGREES CELSIUS). PARA-ARAMIDS LIKE KEVLAR & TECHNORA

DO NOT MELT, BUT THEY DO DECOMPOSE. THE OFFICIAL

DECOMPOSITION TEMPERATURE IS 932 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT

(500 DEGREES CELSIUS), THE HIGH TEMPERATURE WORKING LIMIT IS

ONLY 350 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT, JUST ABOUT 100 DEGREES HIGHER

THAN NYLON OR POLYESTER. KNOW THE MATERIALS OF THE ROPES THAT

YOU ARE USING. DO NOT EXPOSE YOUR ROPES OR HAVE THEM COME

IN CONTACT WITH SURFACES AT THESE TEMPERATURES OR YOUR ROPE

CAN GET SEVERELY DAMAGED AND EXPOSE THE USER TO RISK OF ROPE

FAILURE LEADING TO SEVERE INJURIES OR WORSE.

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Lot # information to determine manufacturing history only of a PMI

Life Safety Rope EX: 26I17051B - 26|I|17|05|1|B = 26th of

September, 2017, Braider #5, 1st Shift, Inspected by Bigfoot

A = January, B = February, C = March, D = April, E = May, F =

June, G = July, H = August, I = September, J = October, K =

November, L = December

Ropes that are cut from a spool for re-distribution should be retrotted with

legible external product markings as necessary by the user. The user should

check for legibility of product markings.

Internal Markings (printed tapes) are placed inside the rope along with the core

yarns during manufacture.

These printed tapes identify PMI, made in USA, quarter (NFPA ropes only) and

year of manufacture, and limited standards information.

PMI LABELING (cont.)

Ropes are classied according to the various standards to which they conform.

CORDAGE INSTITUTE STANDARD CI 1801 CLASSIFIES ROPE AS FOLLOWS:

• LOW STRETCH - Ropes with 6-10% elongation at 10% of Minimum

Breaking Strength

• STATIC - Ropes with less than 6% elongation at 10% of Minimum

Breaking Strength

• NFPA 1983 CLASSIFIES ROPE AS FOLLOWS:

ESCAPE ROPE - Rope dedicated solely for the purpose of supporting

people during emergency self-escape (self-rescue) not classied as a

life safety rope.

NOTE: Escape ropes are not considered life-safety per NFPA’s

denitions, but may be used in life safety escape systems and as

such are subject to all of the conditions and criteria outlined in these

instructions

LIFE SAFETY ROPE - Rope dedicated solely for the purpose of

supporting people during rescue, re-ghting, other emergency

operations, or during training evolutions.

TECHNICAL USE - One designation of an equipment item or

manufactured systems designed for technical use loads, and escape

based on design loads that are calculated and understood.

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ROPE CLASSIFICATIONS

Congratulations on the purchase of your new PMI rope. In using it, you assume

the responsibility to learn and understand its capabilities and limitations

before placing it into service, and to use it properly and wisely. The following

information is designed to support your efforts toward this goal.

USE CARE & MAINTENANCE

This rope is a Life Safety Rope. Your life (or someone else’s) may depend on

it, possibly time after time. PMI goes to great lengths to make the best rope in

the world, maintain high quality assurance standards, and provide you with the

maximum amount of information possible. The rest is up to you. Your personal

safety is your responsibility. Please take it seriously. We do.

PMI kernmantle static and low stretch ropes are designed and manufactured

based on Cordage Institute life safety rope standards. Static ropes will provide

more stability and less elongation in ascending, raising, and lowering situations

while low stretch ropes are more forgiving, and provide lower peak forces

during dynamic loading.

ABOUT YOUR PMI ROPE

GENERAL USE - One designation of equipment item or

manufactured systems designed for general-use loads,

technical-use loads, and escape based on design loads that

are calculated and understood.

EN 1891 CLASSIFIES ROPE AS FOLLOWS:

• TYPE A ROPE- low stretch kernmantle ropes designed for general use by

persons in rope access including all kinds of work positioning and restraint,

in rescue and speleology.

• TYPE B ROPE - low stretch kernmantle ropes of a lower performance than

type A ropes, requiring greater care in use.

PMI has earned ISO 9001 registration from SGS United

Kingdom Limited. Constant monitoring of materials and

processes are an essential part of our ISO Quality Management

System.

All PMI Life Safety Ropes are designed and manufactured based

on Cordage Institute Standards for Life Safety Ropes and other

Standards as noted.

ROPE CLASSIFICATIONS (cont.)

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PMI life safety ropes feature a braided sheath over continuous core.

All models of PMI ropes are nely balanced to prevent spin under load

and to provide consistent strength and elongation performance. The

braided sheath offers protection to the inner load-bearing core from

dirt and abrasion.

Please note that escape ropes are not considered life-safety per NFPA’s

denitions, but may be used in life safety escape systems and as such are

subject to all of the conditions and criteria outlined in these instructions.

As a general guide, smaller diameter ropes are best used for rigging, personal

escape, handlines, and safety lines while larger diameters have been developed

for higher load applications such as occur in professional work and rescue.

The largest diameters, such as 16 mm Classic Professional, offer maximum

strength and grippability.

Static and low stretch ropes are NOT dynamic ropes and should not be

used in severe dynamic load situations without additional provision for force

absorption. Doing so could cause serious injury to personnel and/or equipment.

Ropes intended to be used as dynamic ropes should comply with Dynamic

Rope standards such as UIAA 101 or EN 892.

For more information about specic models of rope, see below.

ABOUT YOUR PMI ROPE (cont.)

RR160XX@@@E PMI® Hudson Classic

Professional 16.0 General 72.6

(16,330 lbf)

PR130XX@@@PP PMI® Isostatic 13.0 General 45.9

(10,328 lbf)

RR125XX@@@E PMI® Hudson Classic

Professional 12.5 General 43.6

(9,804 lbf)

RR125XX@@@EV Hudson Classic

Reective 12.5 General 43.6

(9,804 lbf)

RR125XX@@@UC Hudson Classic Pro with

Unicore® Technology 12.5 General 44.5

(10,009 lbf)

RR125XX@@@M PMI® Hudson Classic

Professional - Max Wear 12.5 General 43.7

(9,833 lbf)

PR110XX@@@PP PMI® Isostatic 11.5 Technical 32.8

(7,388 lbf)

Model Rope Designation Diameter

(mm)

NFPA

Use Class

Calculated

MBS (kN)

Percent

Elongation (%)

ANSI/

ASSE?

@ 1.35 kN 0.9

@ 2.7 kN 1.8

@ 4.4 kN 2.4

@ 1800 lbf 2.8

@ 1.35 kN 1.2

@ 2.7 kN 1.6

@ 4.4 kN 2.1

@ 1.35 kN 0.8

@ 2.7 kN 2.0

@ 4.4 kN 3.9

@ 1800 lbf 6.9

@ 1.35 kN 0.8

@ 2.7 kN 2.0

@ 4.4 kN 3.9

@ 1800 lbf 6.9

@ 1.35 kN 0.7

@ 2.7 kN 1.6

@ 4.4 kN 3.5

@ 1800 lbf 6.3

@ 1.35 kN 1.2

@ 2.7 kN 2.0

@ 4.4 kN 3.8

@ 1.35 kN 1.0

@ 2.7 kN 1.6

@ 4.4 kN 2.2

Z359.15

Life Safety Rope and Lifelines:

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ALL-NYLON ROPES

PMI HUDSON CLASSIC ropes offer static-rope performance, with a

continuous stranded core inside the braided sheath. Two styles of sheath

are available for PMI Hudson Classic rope. The standard sheath is known as

EZ-Bend, and is crafted to optimize wear while still maintaining a comfortable

hand for rigging. For even greater abrasion resistance and durability choose the

Max Wear option. The Max Wear sheath is a tighter weave, which makes for a

longer lasting but stiffer hand rope.

ABOUT YOUR PMI ROPE (cont.)

RR110XX@@@E PMI® Hudson Classic

Professional 11.0 Technical 32.7

(7,344 lbf)

PR110XX@@@UC PMI® Extreme Pro™ 11.0 Technical 39.3

(8,845 lbf)

PR115XX@@@ PMI® Extreme Pro™

with Unicore® 11.0 Technical 39.5

(8,888 lbf)

PR115CX@@@ Cevian with

Unicore®11.0 mm 11.0 Technical 39.5

(8,888 lbf)

IR110XX@@@P PMI® Access Pro 11.0 Technical 31.1

(7,000 lbf)

RR110XX@@@M PMI® Hudson Classic

Professional - Max Wear 11.0 Technical 33.2

(7,456 lbf)

RR100XX@@@E PMI® Hudson Classic

Professional 10.0 Technical 30.1

(6,769 lbf)

RR100XX@@@M PMI® Hudson Classic

Professional - Max Wear 10.0 Technical 28.8

(6,473 lbf)

HS110XX@@@A HeatShield ™ 11.0 Technical 29.5

(6,635 lbf)

HS125XX@@@A HeatShield ™ 12.5 General 44.2

(9,944 lbf)

Model Rope Designation Diameter

(mm)

NFPA

Use Class

Calculated

MBS (kN)

Percent

Elongation (%)

ANSI/

ASSE?

@ 1.35 kN 1.6

@ 2.7 kN 3.0

@ 4.4 kN 5.8

@ 1800 lbf 8.8

@ 1.35 kN 1.4

@ 2.7 kN 3.4

@ 4.4 kN 6.0

@ 1800 lbf 9.1

@ 1.35 kN 1.3

@ 2.7 kN 3.0

@ 4.4 kN 5.4

@ 1800 lbf 8.1

@ 1.35 kN 1.3

@ 2.7 kN 3.0

@ 4.4 kN 5.4

@ 1800 lbf 8.1

@ 1.35 kN 3.0

@ 2.7 kN 6.2

@ 4.4 kN 9.4

@ 1.35 kN 1.8

@ 2.7 kN 3.6

@ 4.4 kN 5.9

@ 1.35 kN 1.9

@ 2.7 kN 4.0

@ 4.4 kN 6.4

@ 1.35 kN 2.2

@ 2.7 kN 4.4

@ 4.4 kN 7.1

@ 1.35 kN 2.4

@ 2.7 kN 5.1

@ 4.4 kN 8.2

@ 1.35 kN 2.5

@ 2.7 kN 5.0

@ 4.4 kN 7.6

Z359.15

N/A

Life Safety Rope and Lifelines (cont).:

RR075XX@@@ PMI® PER 7.5 18.4

(4,147 lbf)

Model Rope Designation Diameter

(mm)

Calculated

MBS (kN)

Percent

Elongation (%) ANSI/ASSE?

@ 1.35 kN 6.8

@ 2.7 kN 12.2

@ 4.4 kN 16.0

N/A

Escape Rope:

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• PMI® HUDSON CLASSIC PROFESSIONAL conforms to the

exacting demands of professional users and is labeled to conform to

industry specic standards such as those developed by the National

Fire Protection Association (NFPA 1983) and the American National

Standards Institute (ANSI), as applicable. PMI® Hudson Classic

Professional ropes are available in a multitude of colors, to facilitate a

variety of needs. PMI Hudson Classic Professional 12.5mm is also available

with Unicore® Technology.

• PMI® HUDSON CLASSIC SPORT ropes are the same basic design

as other PMI Hudson Classic Professional ropes but are not marked

as certied to NFPA 1983. They do conform to CI 1801. Our Classic

Sport ropes have long been a favorite of cavers and sport rappellers

the world over.

PMI® GLOBAL PRO Made to exacting PMI standards, these ropes satisfy the

need for a softer hand and a bit more stretch than PMI’s current low stretch

ropes. Popular in rope access work around the globe, this style of rope meets

applicable standards including CI and CE. PMI is proud to introduce these global

ropes for work and rescue applications.

PMI® TUFF CORD is a 7 mm static kernmantle rope built to be a small version

of our classic static rope. This is a life safety rope and is an excellent choice

for activities such as rigging and haul systems, but should be used with caution

for other applications due to its smaller diameter.

PMI® PER is a 7.5 mm braid over braid all nylon rope for emergency bailout.

Its braided cord provides extra elongation to reduce the inevitable shock that

occurs during fast loading. PMI® PER is certied to NFPA 1983 as an Escape

Rope.

Additional information regarding re escape rope can be found in NFPA 1500

and NFPA 1983.

POLYESTER SHEATH ROPES

PMI® ACCESS PRO is an excellent low-stretch alternative with a softer hand

and is a great choice for any rope access or work positioning applications.

Conforming to EN 1891 as well as CI 1801, the core of this rope is specially

engineered of continuous lament high-twist nylon bundles and the sheath is a

32 carrier polyester yarn construction.

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ABOUT YOUR PMI ROPE (cont.)

PMI® EXTREME PRO™ with patented Unicore® construction is a

hardy static rope with a 32-carrier polyester sheath bonded to a nylon

core. Great abrasion resistance, no sheath slippage, and excellent

knotability make this an ideal choice for rescue applications as well as

work at height in harsh environments.

POLYESTER CORE ROPES

PMI® ISOSTATIC is an all-polyester rope that provides extremely low

elongation and excellent abrasion resistance. Choose PMI® Isostatic for rigging

highlines and for long hauls where minimal stretch is preferred, but keep in

mind that this rope also has less capability to absorb sudden forces and will

transmit the effect of impact loads to anchors and equipment.

ARAMID ROPES

PMI® HEATSHIELD™ is a rope with a 100% Technora® sheath and nylon core.

It features a high tensile strength, good fatigue resistance, heat resistance,

excellent dimensional stability, and chemical resistance.

ABOUT YOUR PMI ROPE (cont.)

Any system incorporating these life support ropes should include a reliable

anchorage point, compatible equipment, and a means of limiting the demands

on the system to within its capabilities. According to ANSI Z359 anchorage

requirements, an anchorage should be no less than 5,000 lbs. (22.2 kN) for

non-certied anchorages or at least two times the maximum arresting force for

certied anchorages.

These ropes when used as a single anchor lifeline, according to ANSI Z359.15,

can be used with fall arresters designed to be used with kernmantle ropes for

the specic diameter rope that you are using. Elongation percentages when

loaded to a minimum of 900 pounds (4kN) are expressed on the printed label

on the inside cover of these instructions. When using a fall arrester on a single

anchor lifeline the capacity range for single person use should be between

130 pounds to 310 pounds. Users must tie a stopper knot (such as a barrel

knot) or use an appropriate rope stop designed to prevent a fall arrester from

inadvertently traveling off the end of the lifeline.

If a rope section is damaged, the damaged section may be able to be cut out of

the rope. Such a determination must be made by a person competent in rope

inspection to determine whether remaining rope would be safe for use. The cut

ends of the rope should be heat sealed and the inspected rope should be tested

before use at height.

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