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CSA Z259.2.5-12 (R2016) Fall arresters and vertical lifelines, Includes Update No. 1, Update No. 2 (2013)
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Z259.2.5-12
January 2012
Title: Fall arresters and vertical lifelines
Pagination: 24 pages (ix preliminary and 15 text), each dated January 2012
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Z259.2.5-12
Fall arresters and vertical lifelines
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© Canadian Standards Association Fall arresters and vertical lifelines
Technical Committee on Fall Protection v Subcommittee on Fall Arresters and Vertical Lifelines viii Preface ix
Scope 1
Reference publications 1
Definitions 2
Design requirements 3
General 3
Materials 3
Fall arresters 3
Connecting means 4
Vertical lifelines 4
Test procedures 5
Samples 5
General 5
Lifelines for testing 5
Lanyards for testing 5
Test equipment 5
Test mass 5
Test wire rope lanyard 5
Quick release 6
Drop test structure 6
Cable tie 6
Specific tests 6
General 6
Dynamic performance test 6
Dynamic strength test 6
Residual static strength test 7
Mobility test 7
Panic grab performance test 7
Test evaluation 7
Test performance 8
Dynamic performance and strength 8
Dynamic performance of synthetic rope fall arresters 8
Dynamic performance of wire rope fall arresters 8
Dynamic strength of synthetic rope fall arresters 8
Dynamic strength of wire rope fall arresters 8
Dynamic performance of panic grab feature 8
Dynamic performance of synthetic rope fall arresters with a park feature 8
Residual static strength 8
Mobility 8
Slope test 8
January 2012 iii
Z259.2.5-12 © Canadian Standards Association
Markings and informational material 9
Fall arrester markings 9
Lifeline markings 9
Informational material 9
Figures
— Dynamic test arrangement 10
— Residual static strength test arrangement 11
— Mobility test arrangement 12
— Panic grab performance test arrangement 13
5A — Slope test (before) 14
5B — Slope test (after) 15
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