V-Series® 10190400 Standard Twin-Leg Adjustable Lanyard,6',36Cl LG Snaphooks,LT Weight Worker

MSA V-Series® 10193124 Standard Single-Leg Fixed Energy Absorbing Lanyard, 3',36C Small Snaphooks, ANSI Z359.13-2013 The V-SERIES standard shock absorbing safety lanyard simplifies product selection and meets a wide range of customer needs. The V-SERIES shock absorbing lanyard line simplifies product selection by offering a concise line of standard lanyards that meet a wide range of customer needs. These lightweight safety lanyards not only limit force on the body in a fall, but also on the anchor location. The shock absorbing pouch includes a clear, durable protective cover on the labels ...

Self-retracting devices that are third-party certified to the ANSI 359.14-2021 standard for leading-edge applications (LE) as well as overhead use. Features: Provides additional protection when working near a leading edge where sharp or abrasive surfaces may be prevalent Lightweight aluminum housing is durable and built to last Anchor point incorporates a heavy duty and durable swivel eye Features a sewn-in indicator on the lifeline for maximum safety Approved for both vertical and horizontal applications No shock pack required 310 lbs. capacity for 1 worker (combined weight of person, ...

The Werner C111104 4-foot positioning and restraint lanyards do not include any energy absorption features, so they are intended for work positions and restraint applications only. Unique wear indicating polyester webbing allows for easy inspection and provides durability that will last. The snap hook is designed to prevent false engagement.

V-TEC EDGE, Leading Edge PFL, 8ft. (2.4 m), twin-leg, 36CL large steel snaphooks, locking pin connector (top), web, ANSI Z359.14-21, OSHA.

The Werner C311701 6-foot DeCoil Tie-Back single-leg lanyard features the DCELL Shock Pack, a deceleration device designed for controlled tearing action to reduce fall arrest force. High strength tie-back webbing and the tie-back hook are both designed for direct connection of the hook to the webbing, allowing the lanyard to act as both a connecting means and an anchorage connector.