THE SYSTEM

Inflatable fall protection, configured for your work.

Modular bags connect to create a layout for approved work areas. Explore the components and talk with our team about your specific application.

Connected orange Davis inflatable bags in an outdoor work area

CONFIGURE YOUR COVERAGE

Connect. Inflate. Position.

Our individual inflatable bags join with heavy-duty buckles and webbing. The system can be configured around a particular work zone, then moved or stored as needs change. Each bag inflates through a capped nozzle and stays inflated without a continuous blower.

The best configuration depends on the work height, surface, clearances, and the safety plan for your site.

Discuss your application

SYSTEM DETAILS

Designed for the field.

Pressure relief valves

Patent-pending valves are designed to release air on impact. Request test documentation and operating limits for your application.

Modular connections

Buckle and webbing connection points allow bags to be assembled in different approved layouts.

Transport & storage

The bags fold into rolling cases, helping teams move the system between work areas and facilities.

A CLOSER LOOK

The system in detail.

Open inflation valve and tethered black cap on a Davis fall protection bag — Inflation valve and tethered cap.

Close-up of the buckle and webbing used to connect Davis fall protection bags — Buckle and webbing connections.

Circular orange pressure relief cover on a Davis fall protection bag — Pressure relief cover.

Folded orange Davis fall protection bags packed inside a rolling storage case — Compact storage and transport.

Rows of orange Davis Fall Protection bags showing connection buckles, inflation caps, and round pressure relief covers — Modular bags and connection points.

Close-up of a Davis fall protection bag with its inflation cap and circular orange pressure relief covers above the seam — Inflation cap and pressure relief covers.

SAFETY REVIEW

Every site needs its own plan.

Fall protection depends on the exact task and environment. Your competent person should evaluate the setup, training, inspection, operating limits, and applicable requirements before use. Ask our team for product documentation as part of that review.

Product and test documentation is available for review against applicable requirements, including OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502(c)(2) where applicable. A competent person must approve the configuration and use for the specific site and task.

Davis fall protection bags arranged beneath outdoor ladder work

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