REACH and PPE statement document  ​ 

SCIP information

Connection element or equipment component. A connector can be karabiner or a snap hook.
Class A: Anchorage connector, automatic lock used as the component and designed to be connected directly to a specific type of anchorage.
Class B: Primary connector with automatic lock used as the component.
Class M: Multi-purpose connector, primary or quick opening, used as a component, which can be loaded along its major axis or minor axis.
Class Q: Quick opening connector used in long-term or permanent applications, screw lock. When completely screwed this part is a supporting part of the
connector.
Class T: Manufactured end connector, automatic lock, designed as part of a subsystem for attachment so that the load is carried in a predetermined direction.

Connection elements or equipment component. A lanyard can be in rope made of synthetic fibres, in metallic rope, in strap or in chain.
CAUTION: A lanyard without energy absorber must not be used as a fall arrest equipment.

A work positioning system consists of elements (belt and work positioning line), joined together to form a complete piece of equipment.

Element of a fall arrester system to which a personal protective equipment can be fastened.
Type A - NON PPE : Anchor device with one or more stationary anchor points with the need of a structural anchor.
Type B: Anchor device with one or more stationary anchor points without the need of a structural anchor.
Type C - NON PPE : Anchor device employing a flexible anchor line with maximum deviation of 15°.
Type D - NON PPE : Anchor device employing a rigid anchor line with maximum deviation of 15°.
Type E: Anchor device for use on surfaces with a maximum slope of 5°.

Einige unserer Produkte sind nach den Vorschriften vieler Ländern zertifiziert.
Die betreffenden Produkte (und/oder ihre Verpakungen) tragen die folgenden Kennzeichnungen:

USA
Argentina
Brasil	CA
China	UK standards
Canada
Ukraine
Common Economic Space (Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan)
United Kingdom
Mexico

Je nach abgedecktem Risikograd legt die Verordnung PSA-Kategorien und somit die verschiedenen Auflagen für den Hersteller fest.
• PSA der Kategorie 1: PSA zum Schutz vor leichten Verletzungen.
• PSA der Kategorie 2: Alle PSA, die nicht der Kategorie 1 oder 3 angehören.
• PSA der Kategorie 3: PSA zum Schutz vor tödlichen Gefahren und irreversiblen Gesundheitsschäden.