FUSION WARRANTY/WARNING INFO

Read below to learn more about the warranty information regarding our gear, service life, and for links to instructions for use.

Equipment offered by FUSION is warranted against factory defects in workmanship and material for one year from the date of purchase/shipment.

Limitations of the guarantee are as follows: Abuse, negligence, normal wear and tear, modifications, improper storage, or corrosion but not limited to: improper care and cleaning, damage due to use for which the product was not designed, and equipment abuse. Also excluded from the guarantee is damage due to transit, accidents, or negligence. Fusion will repair or replace defective merchandise at its discretion. The FUSION warranty is null and void if the product has been modified or altered in any way, including, but not limited to: the removal of a harness’s identification or warning labels or instructions.

The warranty only applies to the original purchaser; the warranty only applies to products from FUSION. FUSION reserves the right to inspect the product submitted for replacement or repair before giving a replacement or credit. If the product manufacture date falls outside the one-year guarantee limit, or if the damage is due to user neglect or improper usage, the Warranty Department will contact you to discuss repair options and possible charges. You will not be charged without your consent.

Product Lifetime:

The shelve life and service life of product categories that are made of synthetic fibers such as Dyneema, aramid, Polyester, Aramid, and UHWPE are subject to various degrees of aging depending on exposure to Ultraviolet radiation and varying environmental factors such as extreme heat and cold.

  • Harness, lanyards plastic and textile products: These products have a shelf life of 14 years from the date of manufacture and 10-year service life from the manufacture date. Providing that the item meets and follows the optimal conditions required for continued use under the Inspections, Maintenance, Service and Storage sections of the Fusion User’s instruction manual
  • Carabiners and metal products: These products have an unlimited lifetime and should be subject to regular inspection by a competent person. The item is subject to follow the optimal conditions required for continued use under the Inspections, Maintenance, Service, and Storage sections of the Fusion User’s instruction manual

Important Note: Even within the life span or service period, unexpected events or conditions of use can necessitate earlier product retirement, therefore, even one-time use could cause the product to be changed out due to a variety of reasons. These reasons could include and not limited to the following: exposure to harsh environments, extreme temperatures, chemicals, or significant force.

User's Responsibility:

Although the FUSION products are designed to help you prevent injury. There is No Guarantee that injury or death can be prevented 100%. FUSION will not be responsible for any liability or claims on the product that we manufacture. If you, as the user of this product decide to use this product without receiving proper training and safety awareness, then you assume 100% liability. This means even in the case of serious injury or even death, FUSION, will not take any liability for your inability to follow directions from the outset.

Harness Inspection and Warning:

  1. Exposure to chemicals, excessive heat, burn, ultraviolet light, or a wet and moisture-rich environment could result in a shortening of the service life of the product.
  2. Equipment can have a short or longer service life depending on its care, use, and storage. Always know the history of use and exposure of your equipment.
  3. When in doubt, Retire. Fusion recommends as a general guideline; documentation is crucial with fall protection gears. Following inspections & instructions may still require removing the harness or lanyard from service before the expiration of the life expectancy guideline.
  4. Ultimately, it is the responsibility of the operator and or end-user to determine when a harness or lanyard is unfit for use and should be removed from service.
  5. Fusion Harness does not recommend or endorse continuing use of products beyond established service life or shelf-life recommendations.

If a harness has been involved in a severe fall, but is not damaged. It must be retired immediately. If you have any doubts about the safety and dependability of your harness or lanyard, retire it and replace it with a new one.

Users must watch for torn stitching or webbing; burned/singed areas; abrasion, fraying, and cuts. Keep away from sunlight, acids, sharp objects, and corrosive chemicals. Wash; air dry away from sunlight, and store out of sunlight.

Warnings and Instructions Links:

This Link contains warnings and instructions for the following products: -Anchors -Rope Grabs -Swivels -Pulleys
This Link contains warnings and instructions for the following products: -Carabiners -Descenders -Hooks -Harnesses -Lanyards

Fusion Warranty and Manufacturer Warnings Before Use

Fusion safety gears are backed by a one-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. If your product fails within one year of purchase, we will repair or replace it at no charge. This is subject to our professional team’s inspection and approval before the replacement or issuing of credits.

To make a warranty claim, please contact our customer service department at 909-393-9450.

  • FUSION WARNINGS
  • Safety gears are essential for protecting yourself from serious injury or death. It is important to use safety gear properly and inspect them regularly for damage.
  • Here are some important safety warnings to keep in mind:
  • Never use safety gears that are damaged or expired.
  • Inspect your safety gear regularly for signs of wear and tear.
  • Make sure that your safety gear is properly sized and fit snugly.
  • Use safety gear according to the manufacturer's instructions.
  • Get proper training on how to use safety gear safely.
  • If you have any questions or concerns about using safety gear, please contact your employer or a qualified safety professional.
  • Additional safety warnings for specific types of safety gears:
  • Harnesses: Harnesses should be inspected for damage before each use. If the harness is damaged, it should be replaced immediately.
  • Carabiners: Carabiners should be inspected for damage before each use. If the carabiner is damaged, it should be replaced immediately.
  • Helmets: Helmets should be inspected for damage before each use. If the helmet is damaged, it should be replaced immediately. 
  • By following these safety warnings, you can help to ensure your safety when using safety gear.