The distinction between safety ropes and safety belts for high-altitude operations

Friends who are not familiar with protective equipment for high-altitude operations often confuse some protective equipment, among which the most common is to confuse high-altitude safety ropes and safety belts. Even today, many people still cannot distinguish between safety ropes and safety belts, and there are also many people who mistakenly think that these are two types of the same protective equipment, just with different names. Today, Crown Airlines will explain it to everyone.

Safety ropes and safety belts are two completely different types of safety protection equipment for high-altitude operations, and both are indispensable in high-altitude operations. Firstly, let's distinguish between the two based on their appearance. The safety rope is in the shape of a strand, which is a special type of rope; A seat belt is a flat strip, not a rope, but a protective device worn on the body.

You can basically distinguish the two from their appearance, and then Crown Airlines will take you to understand their uses. Safety ropes are the part that connects with the human body during high-altitude operations to prevent falling accidents; The safety rope connecting to the human body requires a stable connection point, which is the safety belt worn on the person. In addition, the safety belt also buffers the impact force generated by accidental falls, thereby providing protection.

This is the significant difference in appearance and purpose between seat belts and safety ropes. I believe everyone can easily distinguish between the two now. If you want to learn more about safety protection for high-altitude operations, please feel free to consult us at any time.