Fall protection harness kit with padding, trauma straps and storage
The fall protection harness kit includes a full body harness, suspension trauma straps, and a gear bag. It is an option for crews replacing harness equipment or purchasing it separately from their anchorage and connecting devices.
The harness has shoulder pads, an adjustable back support belt, three D-rings, and five adjustment points with grommeted leg straps. Ironwear lists the 2150 as meeting ANSI Z359.11-2014 with a 310 lb capacity. Confirm the supplied harness size before ordering.
Key features
- Shoulder padding
- Adjustable back support belt
- Five adjustment points
- Grommeted leg straps
- Suspension trauma straps included
- Gear bag for transport and storage
Common uses
For tasks where a compatible fall protection system has been selected:
- Construction work at height
- Facility maintenance at height
- Industrial maintenance at height
- Crew harness replacement programs
Included in this kit
ASA lists a full body harness, suspension trauma straps, and a gear bag. A lanyard, self-retracting lifeline, anchor, rope grab, and lifeline are not listed as included. Arrange the components required for your task separately.
Bulk ordering and procurement support
Request a bulk quote from American Safety Associates, LLC for crew quantities. Include SKU S2150, quantities by required size, delivery ZIP code, and purchase-order requirements so ASA can confirm the supplied variants and availability.
Ironwear 2150 harness kit FAQ
Is this a complete personal fall arrest system?
No. The listed kit contains a harness, suspension trauma straps, and a gear bag. Compatible anchorage and connecting equipment must be selected separately for the work.
Which harness size should I order?
Confirm the required size using Ironwear's sizing instructions, then contact ASA to verify the size supplied with this kit. Include quantities by size when requesting a crew quote.
Does the harness capacity apply to the entire system?
Each component has its own limits. Check the permitted combined user and equipment weight against the instructions for every selected component before use.
Do suspension trauma straps replace rescue equipment or planning?
No. Employers must arrange prompt rescue after a fall. Use the straps according to their instructions as part of the site's fall protection and rescue procedures.
