V-TEC Mini PFL, 1.8m, Twin-leg with Aluminium Rebar Lightweight Hooks

Twin-leg

The V-TEC Twin Mini uses a TwinLink to connect two Mini PFLs. This lightweight attachment allows the configuration to provide all the features of a Mini PFL, with greater mobility and continuous attachment, whilst working on complex structures.

ingle-Leg Personal Fall Limiter

Compact and Versatile

The V-TEC Mini is the most compact & lightweight self-retracting lanyard ever developed using multiple spring radial energy-absorbing technology. This new design eliminates the need for an external energy-absorber outside of the housing making it the smallest personal fall limiter on the market.

Reliable and Reassuring

MSA's Lifecycle Warranty means users can work at height with confidence that the V-TEC Mini willcontinue to provide safety when it matters most. The product offers fall arrest and restraint for users 60 to 140 kg including tools

The world’s first self-retracting lifeline with multiple spring radial energy-absorbing technology

• Integral energy absorber 
• Requires zero recalibration or adjustment
• The energy absorber is completely sealed from external contaminants

Free range of motion

• A fully rotating attachment point for complete flexibility – both 360° and 180°

Precision engineering

• A structurally reinforced pawl mechanism

Highly durable

• A polycarbonate case houses the SRL, and its transparency allows for easy visual inspection of critical internal components

Superior materials

• Components manufactured from high-grade stainless steel and engineered plastics

Standards:

The V-TEC Mini has a highly durable polycarbonate,clearcasing which allows for easy visual inspection of the critical internal components. It can withstand temperatures ranging from -40° to +54°C and its high-performing, high-strength webbing lifeline has been manufactured to the highest standard in accordance to MSA strict quality-control procedures. The V-TEC Mini has been tested to meet these relevantstandards: EN360: 2002, ANSI Z359.14 – 2012, OSHA 1910.66, OSHA 1926.502, CSA Z259.2.2-98.