Klein Tools 5278N-18D Full Floating Body Belt 32 to 40

This Klein 5278N-18D full floating body belt comes with top - notch features. It includes one full floating body belt. The latigo - leather belt pad has two pocket tabs, laced and stitched for durability. There's a rolled - edge leather belt cushion that offers great comfort when you lean back. The belt is padded to fit your body perfectly and give you maximum comfort. The 1 - 3/4'' (44 mm) wide Klein - Kord® belt strap, covered with top - grain harness leather, is built to last. The full - floating D - ring web strap has straight double - bar D - rings. The forged circle D - rings are corrosion - resistant and meet OSHA regulations. It also has four suspender rings, a tape thong, a glove - bag ring, and a two - way knife snap. The 1 - 1/2'' (38 mm) wide double - riveted leather tool loops are long - lasting. The belt has a waist size from 32' to 40' (81.3 to 101.6 cm), is made of leather, nylon, Klein - Kord with alloy steel hardware, and is natural in color. It uses a forged single tongue buckle and has two anchor points, meeting OSHA standards with an overall width of 5' (1.3 cm). Klein body belts meet or exceed relevant ASTM, CSA Standards, and OSHA requirements. Remember, these belts are for positioning only, not for personal fall - arrest alone (as per OSHA 1926 - subpart M).

Using this Klein 5278N - 18D full floating body belt is easy. First, adjust the belt to fit your waist size between 32 and 40 inches. Make sure the forged single tongue buckle is securely fastened. You can use the four suspender rings to attach suspenders if needed. Hang your tools on the long - lasting double - riveted leather tool loops. When you lean back, enjoy the comfort provided by the rolled - edge leather belt cushion. Remember, this belt is only for positioning applications. Don't use it alone as a personal fall - arrest system. To maintain your belt, keep it clean and dry. Avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures. Check the D - rings and other hardware regularly for signs of corrosion or damage. If you notice any issues, stop using the belt and consult Klein Tools for further advice.