Klein Tools 5278N-24D Full Floating Body Belt 40 to 48

Discover the Klein Tools 5278N-24D Lineman's Deluxe Full-Floating Body Belt. This top - notch belt is built for long - lasting performance. The 1 - 3/4 - inch (44 - mm) wide 6 - ply Klein - Kord belt strap, covered with high - quality top - grain harness leather, ensures durability. A 5 - inch (127 mm) rolled - edge leather belt cushion provides supreme comfort when you lean back. The latigo - leather belt pad, laced and stitched with two pocket tabs, adds a functional touch. This body belt comes with long - lasting 1 - 1/2 - inch (38 mm) wide double - riveted leather tool loops, four suspender rings, a tape thong, a two - way knife snap, and a glove - bag ring. It features a full - floating D - ring web strap with straight double - bar D - rings. The forged circle D - rings have a corrosion - resistant finish and are proof - loaded to meet OSHA requirements. With a D - to - D size of 61 cm, a minimum length of 40 inches, a center - hole distance of 44 inches, and a maximum length of 48 inches, it's adjustable to fit you well. Klein body belts meet or exceed ASTM, CSA standards, and OSHA requirements. Remember, this belt is for positioning only and not for use as a standalone personal fall - arrest system according to OSHA 1926 - Subpart M. What's included? One Full Floating Body Belt.

Using the Klein Tools 5278N - 24D Full Floating Body Belt is easy. First, adjust the belt to your waist size. You can use the range from 40 to 48 inches to get a perfect fit. Put the belt around your waist and make sure it's snug but not too tight. Hang your tools on the leather tool loops. You can attach your tape measure using the tape thong, and your gloves in the glove - bag ring. For safety, always remember that this belt is for positioning applications only. Don't use it alone as a personal fall - arrest system. When it comes to maintenance, keep the belt clean. Wipe it down with a damp cloth after use to remove dirt and debris. Store it in a cool, dry place to prevent the leather from drying out or getting damaged. Check the D - rings and other metal parts regularly for any signs of corrosion or damage. If you notice anything wrong, replace the parts or the whole belt as needed.