Frontline 110CTB-MX Combat Harness, Mexican Style, Aluminum | Canada
Frontline 110CTB-MX Combat Mexican Style Full Body Harness with Aluminum Hardware and Suspension Trauma Straps. A Combat series full body harness in a Mexican Style graphic design (the Combat line also comes in Camouflaged and Digital Camouflaged designs). It has all-aluminum hardware, integrated suspension trauma straps and horizontal leg straps, and is rated for a 310 lb user.
Frontline 110CTB-MX Combat harness key features
- Moisture-wicking back, shoulder and waist pads
- Redesigned horizontal leg straps for mobility
- Back web loop for a twin SRL, leaving the back D-ring free
- Reinforced belt and rigid pad to support a tool belt
- Integrated suspension trauma straps
- Aluminum quick-connect chest buckle and tongue buckles on leg straps
- 2 lanyard keepers on the shoulder straps
- 2 loops for tool tethering
- All-aluminum hardware for light weight and durability
Frontline 110CTB-MX Combat harness specifications
| Manufacturer | Frontline Fall Protection |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | 110CTB-S-MX |
| Flag Nationality | Mexico |
| User Max Weight Capacity | 310 lbs |
| Testing | Tested by an Independent 3rd Party Lab accredited to ISO/IEC Standard 17025:2017 |
| Standards | Meets or exceeds applicable ANSI and OSHA standards |
Where crews use the Frontline 110CTB-MX Combat harness
Roofing
All-day wear on residential and commercial roofs.
Construction
Framing, steel and general construction.
Trades and maintenance
Fall arrest with a back D-ring connection.
Crew outfitting
Equip a crew with one harness model.
Is the Frontline 110CTB-MX CSA certified? Compliance in Canada
Is the Frontline 110CTB-MX harness CSA certified?
No. Frontline rates the 110CTB-MX to ANSI and OSHA standards only; no CSA rating applies on our store. For CSA-marked equipment see our Safety Direct range.
What is the user capacity of the Frontline 110CTB-MX?
Frontline lists 310 lbs.
What to pair with the Frontline 110CTB-MX
The 110CTB-MX is one part of a personal fall arrest system. Pair it with a shock-absorbing lanyard or self-retracting lifeline and an anchor rated for the load, and train the crew on inspection and rescue.