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GB 24543-2009

Fall protection safety rope

range

This standard specifies the classification and marking of safety ropes, technical requirements, test

methods, inspection rules and markings.

This standard applies to safety ropes used in high-altitude operations, ascent and suspension

operations of personnel with a weight and a weight of not more than 100 kg.

This standard does not apply to safety ropes for sports, fire fighting and other purposes.

2 Normative reference files

The terms in the following documents become the terms of this Standard by reference to this

Standard. Whereever a dated reference file is noted, it is subsequently owned

Neither the amendments (excluding errata) nor the revised version apply to this Standard,

however, research is encouraged by parties that have reached an agreement under this Standard

Whether the latest versions of these files can be used. The latest version of any undated

reference document applies to this Standard.

GB/T 10125

Artificial atmosphere corrosion test Salt spray test (GB/T 10125-1997, eqv ISO 9227:1990)

GB/T 12903 Personal protective equipment terminology

GB/T 20946

General Rules for Acceptance of Short Ring Chains for Lifting (GB/T 20946-2007, ISO 1834:1999,

IDT)

GB/T 23469

Fall protection connectors

3 Terms and Definitions

The terms and definitions established by GB/T 12903 and set forth below apply to this Standard.

3.1

Safety rope lanyard

A rope (belt, wire rope, etc.) that connects the tie to the hanging point in the seat belt.

Note: Safety ropes are generally used in conjunction with buffers to expand or limit the wearer's

range of motion and mitigate impact energy.

3.2

Adjustable safety cord adjustable lanyard

Safety ropes with adjustable length.

3.3

Safety ropes for pole work lanyard for work positioning systems

Safety ropes in harnesses for rod work.

3.4

Zone restrictions are restricted with safety ropes lanyard for restraint systems

Safety ropes are included in zone restricted seat belts.

3.5

Fall suspension with safety ropes lanyard for fall arrest systems

Safety ropes in the drop suspension harness.

3.6

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GB 24543-2009 Fall protection safety rope 1 range This standard specifies the classification and marking of safety ropes, technical requirements, test methods, inspection rules and markings. This standard applies to safety ropes used in high-altitude operations, ascent and suspension operations of personnel with a weight and a weight of not more than 100 kg. This standard does not apply to safety ropes for sports, fire fighting and other purposes.
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End ring eye terminations At the end of the safety rope, the ring or set is formed by folding, stitching, weaving, etc. Note: The end ring eye can be loaded with metal parts or directly for hanging. GB 24543-2009 c) Install the safety rope on the static mechanical properties test device, apply a load of 6kN, and maintain it for 3min; d) Measure the slip off the mark after unloading. 6.
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Non-conforming classification Sample size The number of qualified judgements Number of non-conformance verdicts Adjusts the buckle slip performance ＜500 3 Static mechanical properties Dynamic mechanical properties 501~5000 5 A 0 1 Corrosion resistance logotype ≥5001 8 7.3 Type inspection 7.3.
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f) product operation category (rod operation, area restriction or falling suspension); g) Product conformity mark; b) Other content required by laws and regulations. 8.