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HOOKS & CONNECTORS
JA ZW JED I
INTRODUCES
JAWZ
JAWZ & JED-I JED-I Connectors..
Revolutionizing Connections in FALL PROTECTION..
A popular phrase in fall protection is- “Your system is as strong as the strength of its weakest link”.
Hence it is extremely important to recognize the “weak link” in your system to ensure that it is strong enough to
sustain the impact of a fall!
A close analysis of failure of connectors has
revealed that when a fall took place, the
Connector did not necessarily get impacted
only along its major load bearing axis as
shown in figure.
Instead, the impact of force was also felt Crack on the
Gate as a result
along the side of its Gate, or along the face
of the impact
of its Gate!
Impact of
force on to the
This has lead to breaking of the connector Gate forcing FALL
from its gate when impacted the gate to
Major load with such a force resulting in a fall. open / break.
bearing axis
Existing Norms like ISI & EN only test the connector along its major
load bearing axis for its static strength, the strength along the other
planes have been overlooked.
But KARAM understands that falls take place not entirely adhering to
laboratory conditions.
KARAM has therefore ventured to think beyond just the
requirement of the Norms, and instead worked towards solving
the problem so as to ensure complete safety of a worker working
JED-I HOOK JAWZ HOOK
at heights.
(Ref. PN 145) (Ref. PN 140)
KARAM's JAWZ and JED-I Connectors
have been specially designed to take up
additional load of minimum 16 kN along
the Gate side and Gate front, ensuring
KARAM Jawz & Jed-I that the two connectors are strong enough
Connectors do not from all sides, and not just along their its
break because they major load bearing axis
have enhanced Gate
Strength.
These connectors pass the latest ANSI Z
Impact of
force on to the FALL 359.12-2009 and EN 362:2004
Gate standards, and hence offer the
maximum safety to the user.