Msa 10042794 D-ring Connector Webbing

Product Description

The MSA 10042794 is a webbing-based D-ring connector designed for use in personal fall arrest and fall protection systems. It serves as a replacement or supplemental connection point within a harness or lanyard assembly, linking components at the D-ring attachment location. Constructed from webbing material, this connector meets ANSI Z359.1 standards for fall protection equipment. It is intended for temporary use and is installed by qualified safety professionals, riggers, or competent persons working in compliance with applicable fall protection regulations. At 46.496 inches in overall length, it provides adequate reach for standard harness connection scenarios.

This D-ring connector is suited for applications in general industry, construction, and other environments where ANSI-compliant fall protection equipment is required. It is categorized as a replacement or webbing-only component, making it a direct service part for maintaining or rebuilding fall protection assemblies. Typical installation scenarios include field replacement of worn or damaged webbing connectors on existing harness systems during equipment inspection cycles.

Key Features

• Webbing construction provides flexibility and durability in fall protection assemblies
• D-ring connection type for secure attachment to harness or lanyard hardware
• Meets ANSI Z359.1 fall protection connector standards
• Rated for temporary use, appropriate for field replacement service
• 46.496-inch overall length accommodates standard harness configurations
• Sold individually as a single-unit replacement component

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement webbing D-ring connector for ANSI Z359.1-compliant personal fall arrest systems requiring webbing-only component service.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a competent person trained in fall protection equipment inspection and assembly per ANSI Z359 and applicable OSHA regulations. Before servicing any fall protection component, remove the harness from service and ensure no load is applied. Inspect the full assembly after any connector replacement before returning to service. Do not use this component if webbing shows signs of cuts, abrasion, chemical exposure, or heat damage.