3M DBI-SALA Nano-Lok User Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
5908416 Rev. E
Nano-Lok
SELF-RETRACTING DEVICE

3M DBI-SALA Nano-Lok Specifications

General

Brand	3M
Model	DBI-SALA Nano-Lok
Category	Safety Equipment
Language	English

Summary

APPLICATIONS

PURPOSE

Explains that SRDs are components of personal fall arrest systems.

STANDARDS AND TRAINING

Covers compliance with standards and the necessity of user training.

OPERATIONAL LIMITATIONS

Details capacity, anchorage, locking speed, free fall, and fall clearance requirements.

HAZARDS AND CONDITIONS

Addresses environmental hazards, sharp edges, and specific work postures.

System Use

FALL PROTECTION PLANNING

Requires employers to have a comprehensive fall protection and rescue plan.

INSPECTION AND NORMAL USE

Covers inspection frequency, normal operations, and body support requirements.

COMPATIBILITY AND CONNECTIONS

Details requirements for component/connector compatibility and proper connection methods.

Installation

PLANNING AND ANCHORAGE

Covers planning fall protection systems and selecting anchorage points.

HARNESS MOUNTING

Covers various methods for mounting SRDs onto a harness.

OPERATION

ADVANCED HARNESS MOUNTING

Details specific mounting methods for twin SRDs using various carabiners and interfaces.

PRE-USE INSPECTION

Outlines pre-use inspection procedures to ensure the SRD is in good working condition.

POST-FALL PROCEDURE

States that equipment subjected to fall arrest must be removed from service and destroyed.

System Operation Details

BODY SUPPORT AND CONNECTIONS

Reiterates harness use and details proper connection methods, including roll-out prevention.

TWIN SRD SYSTEMS

Explains twin SRD operation, 100% tie-off, and mounting configurations.

HORIZONTAL SYSTEMS

Discusses SRD use with horizontal lifeline systems and engineer supervision.

MAINTENANCE, SERVICE, AND STORAGE

CLEANING PROCEDURES

Provides instructions for cleaning the SRD exterior and web lifeline.

SERVICE AND DISPOSAL

States SRDs are not repairable and must be discarded if defective or after a fall.

PRODUCT LIFE AND LABELS

Defines product lifespan and the importance of maintaining all labels.

Inspection and Maintenance Log

INSPECTION LOG DETAILS

Details the inspection checklist for SRD components, end connectors, and web lifeline.

CORRECTIVE ACTIONS

Provides fields for recording corrective actions and approvals for maintenance.