The selection of general high-altitude safety belts:

The first consideration when purchasing a seat belt is safety.

Users must be aware of the falling risks in their workplace and choose appropriate safety belts based on the falling risks during use. Any situation with a risk of falling must choose a fall suspension safety belt, which is a full body safety belt with leg straps.

A separate belt can only be used for work positioning and cannot be used in situations where there is a risk of falling; Otherwise, once a fall occurs, the human body will lose balance and be vulnerable to collision injuries. At the same time, the impact force caused by the fall is concentrated in the waist, which is highly likely to cause serious injuries such as spinal fractures and visceral ruptures.

For high-altitude safety belts equipped with safety ropes, the length of the safety rope should not exceed 2 meters, otherwise there is a risk of the user falling freely, the distance being too long, and the impact force exceeding the limit that the human body can withstand once it falls.

Selection of high-altitude safety belts in special circumstances:

When working in special circumstances, such as welding at heights, it is necessary to use safety belts made of flame-retardant materials. Conventional seat belts can be damaged by contact with welding slag and sparks, and will not provide protection when falling.