Werner® 12' Free Fall Lanyard w/ Snap Hook & Rebar Hook, 6'L, 400 lbs

The Werner C341200 6-foot DeCoil Stretch single-leg lanyard features the DCELL Shock Pack, a deceleration device designed for controlled tearing action to reduce fall arrest forces. The elastic webbing contracts the lanyard length from 6 feet to 4 feet, reducing the hazards of tripping, dragging, or snagging. The snap hook is designed to prevent false engagement.

The Bantam R431006-R twinleg compact self-retracting lifeline provides lightweight safety in the palm of your hand. At just over 5 lbs., the twinleg Bantam can be connected at the users back without causing fatigue. As a Class 1 device that keeps the maximum arrest distance to 24 inches, Bantam is ideal for low clearance applications and accomplishes this while keeping the average arrest forces to 900 pounds. Available in a 6-foot length and constructed with tough UHMWPE webbing, Bantam offers a range of lifeline hook options is combined into a twinleg model for 100% tie-off applications.

The Werner C311100XB 6-foot DeCoil lanyard features the DCELL Shock Pack, a deceleration device designed for controlled tearing action to reduce fall arrest force. Unique wear indicating polyester webbing allows for easy inspection and provides durability that will last. The snap hook is designed to prevent false engagement.

The Werner Bantam Switch is a revolutionary advancement in self-retracting lifelines. This is the first SRL that connects the housing unit to the anchor point versus the D-Ring on the harness. This innovation nearly eliminates the weight the user carries on his/her back, and it increases comfort and freedom of movement resulting in the perfect balance of safety and productivity. The Werner R534806-SR Bantam Switch has a 6-foot working length, twinleg construction, with a rebar hook.

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.