ior genau sister & Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 aS Test Report #: 210007 Customer Contact: Juan Cabrera Client Name: Soluciones de Altura Client Address: Peninsula Iberica 4090-A Col. Vila Espafiola City: Guadalupe State/Province: NuevoLeon Zip: 67118 Country: Mexico Service Address: Gravitec Systems Inc., 9453 Coppertop Loop NE, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 Manufacturer: Warthog Safety Description: 6 ft. EAL Cold Conditioned Dynamic Drop Test ModolPart#: © WS50 LotBatch#: NA Serial #: NA ‘Sample Receipt Date: 7/28/2010 ‘Sampling Detals/Deviations and Sample Condition: ‘Sample received in good working order, No tests previously performed on ths sample. Conditioning Method (Applicable Standard and Clause): ANSI Z359.13-2008, 3.1.9.2 Cold Dry 1.6 ft FFFF and 12 t FFFF personal energy absorbers shall be conditioned at -31 +/-4°F(-35 +- 2°) fora minimum of 8h. 2. Concluding the conditioning ofthe personal energy absorbers, they shall be dynamically tested and meet their respective requrements set forth in 3.1.9.1.1 and 3.1.9.1.2. Testing Method (Applicable Standard and Clause): ANSI Z359.13-2008, 45., Dynamic Performance Testing of EALS 1. Use the drop test structure, test weight, test instrumentation, and quick release mechanism specified in 4.1 2. Measure and reco the length ofthe energy absorbing lanyard from bearing point to beerng pont when tensioned to 10 pounds (44 N). 3. Attach one end ofthe energy absorbing lanyard tothe oad cell andthe other tothe test weight 4. Ifthe personal energy absorber isa constituent ofa subsystem or system, and does not have an integral connector atts end, simulate 2s closely as possible the intended means of assembling it into its subsystem or system 5. Attach the quick release mechanism tothe test weight and raise the weigh oa level indicated in 4.4.1 and 44.2. 6. The test weight shal be released from a point no more than 12 inches (30.5 cm) horizontally rom the point of connection to the lod cel 7 Release the test weight using the quick release mechanism. 8, As a minimum, record the entre event and collect data to calculate force average and maximum arrest force. 8, Measure and recor the length of the energy absorbing lanyard from bearing pont to bearing point while the weights stil suspended. 10, Calculate the personal energy absorber elongation. 11. Compare the testresuts set forth in the requirements of 3.1.8.1 and 3.1.8.2. ‘Acceptance Criteria (Applicable Standard and Clause): ANS!Z359.13-2009, 3.1.9.4.1 1. 6 fUFFFF energy absorbers shall be allowed fo have an average arest force of 1.125 pounds (5 kN) without exceeding 1,800 pounds (8 KN) maximum arrest force. Gravitec Test Procedure TP ABS-4.5.2009 DPT EAL20007 Test Weight bs): 282 Test Date: 8/3/2010 AED Free Fall (in): n Ti 10:30 AM 14 Tomp.("F: 682 : 210007-AED-14 Humidity (%): 60 tia NRNERRS. Sco ce ae cCRaRRRR ANSI Compliant Drop Test Structure, ANSI Compliant Test Weight, Bench Scale, 10 Ibs. Measuring Weight, Portable Floor Scle,25' Stee! Tape, Zip Level, Load CellData Acquistion System, Digital Thermometer, Misc. Connecting Hardware, Misc. Conditioning Equipment Load vs. Time Load 0b Time (ms) | ‘Acceptance Criteria Test Results Exp, Uncertainty PassiFall Peak Force (Ib?) 4,800 1277938 + 35,266457549 Poss Mean Over 500 (Ib: 1125 342.122 +34, 834852812 Pass Test CommentsiNotes: None Opinions and Interpretations: None ‘Quality Manager Name: David Lough Signature: Date:_ 9997/0 Laboratory Manage Name: Stephen Ting Signature: Tle oa. 848/40 Tein a be ee Atmore ST, eget crates presen expanded vce expressed st approve 5%; vl of concen coverage ar fe. Whar inca re ppc ae ap ik nite 2% ors by guaran tet of ecepaity wh erpnded uncertainty ae Ths abate aceraed oS TOS ACLASS ANSLASO Hato eceition Sar forte condued nds sap of con Te nes fis est ea conto Ths omen had NOT De cede ees cen, ie wren pov on Gare tne 20007-AED-18 © rates Systems. 2010, Page 2012