AS 2664-1983

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Earthmoving machinery - Seat belts and seat belt anchorages

Publisher: Standards Australia

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1 - AS 2664-1983 EARTHMOVING MACHINERY - SEAT BELTS AND SEAT BELT ANCHORAGES
4 - PREFACE
4 - CONTENTS
5 - 1 SCOPE.
5 - 2 APPLICATION.
5 - 3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS.
5 - 4 DEFINITIONS.
5 - 4.1 Seat belt assembly
5 - 4.2 Anchorage
5 - 4.3 Seat belt system
5 - 4.4 Polyester fibre
5 - 5 SEAT BELT SYSTEM.
5 - 5.1 Belt webbing.
5 - 5.2 Belt buckle.
5 - 5.3 Anchor fittings.
5 - 6 ANCHORAGES.
5 - 6.1 General.
5 - 6.2 Pelvic restraint.
6 - 6.3 Upper torso restraint anchorage.
6 - 7 METALLIC COMPONENTS.
6 - 8 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS.
6 - 8.1 General.
6 - 8.2 Strength.
6 - 8.3 Elongation.
6 - 8.4 Acceptable deformation.
6 - 8.5 Belt buckle.
7 - 9 MARKING.
7 - 10 EQUIVALENT STANDARDS.

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Sets out requirements for seat belt assemblies for operators of earthmoving machines. The seat belts are intended to be fitted to machines fitted with roll-over protective structures (ROPS). The Standard is based on ISO 6683 although some modifications have been made for Australian conditions.

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This standard specifies the performance requirements for seat belts and the fastening elements of seat belts necessary to restrain an operator or rider within a roll-over protective structure (ROPS) in the event of a machine roll-over as defined in AS 2294.NOTE: Dynamic seat belt systems are under study. Suitable requirements will be added when available.