3M Protecta First 1390010 Full Body Harness
The 3M Protecta First 1390010 harness is an economical, reliable full-body harness for working at height. It distributes fall-arrest forces across the body and provides a secure dorsal attachment point, giving workers dependable protection during construction, maintenance and industrial tasks.
Key features and benefits
- Single dorsal D-ring: a rear attachment point positions the worker correctly during a fall arrest.
- Comfortable, adjustable fit: adjustable shoulder and leg straps suit a wide range of users.
- Pass-through buckles: simple, secure donning and doffing.
- Durable webbing: hard-wearing polyester webbing built for daily site use.
- Cost-effective protection: the Protecta First range delivers 3M quality at an accessible price.
Main applications
- Construction & roofing: work on scaffolds, edges and elevated platforms.
- Maintenance & facilities: general work at height and access tasks.
- Utilities & telecom: tower, pole and structure work.
- Manufacturing & warehousing: mezzanines, racking and elevated maintenance.
Technical specifications
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 3M Protecta First 1390010 |
| Type | Full body harness for fall arrest |
| Attachment | Rear (dorsal) D-ring |
| Buckles | Pass-through |
| Webbing | Polyester |
| Standards | Meets applicable fall-protection standards (verify per local regulation) |
Why buy from Techmaster Electronics
Techmaster Electronics is an authorised supplier of 3M fall-protection equipment in Vietnam. We provide genuine 3M Protecta and DBI-SALA products, help you build a compliant fall-arrest system (harness + lanyard + anchor), and offer dependable after-sales support.
Frequently asked questions
What is the 3M Protecta First 1390010 used for?
It is a full-body harness used for fall arrest when working at height, worn as part of a complete personal fall-arrest system.
Where do I attach the lanyard?
To the rear dorsal D-ring between the shoulder blades, which keeps the body upright during a fall arrest.
Does a harness need a lanyard and anchor too?
Yes. A harness is one part of a fall-arrest system; it must be combined with a suitable energy-absorbing lanyard or self-retracting lifeline and a certified anchor point.
How often should the harness be inspected?
Inspect before each use and have a competent person carry out formal periodic inspections per your local regulations and 3M guidance.




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