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Webbing Lanyard

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Webbing lanyard used to connect a fall arrest harness to a designated anchorage point.

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What is Webbing Lanyard? 

Webbing lanyard is a length of strong woven strap used to connect a fall arrest harness to an anchorage point as part of a fall protection system. It features an auto-lock carabiner, is lightweight, but durable and resistant to tearing or stretching. 

The lanyard can be used in a wide range of fall protection systems, including scaffolding, roofing, and tower climbing setups. 

KEY FEATURES

  • Connection: Forms the connecting link between a fall arrest harness and an approved anchorage point within a fall protection system. 

  • Compatibility: Suitable for use with standard fall arrest harnesses and approved anchorage systems in construction and industrial environments. 

  • Designs: Comes in single, single elasticated, twin tailed, and twin tailed elasticated designs to support direct connection or continuous attachment. 

Good for: 

  • Construction 

  • Roofing 

  • Maintenance 

BENEFITS

  • Versatile site use: Webbing Lanyard is suitable for a range of height safety applications, including scaffolding, roofing, and tower access work. 

  • Improved movement: Webbing Lanyard supports smoother transitions between anchorage points, particularly when used in twin tailed configurations. 

OTHER GENERAL NAMES

Fall arrest lanyard, safety lanyard, harness lanyard, and fall protection lanyard. 

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FAQ

What should be checked before using a webbing lanyard?

Before use, the lanyard should be inspected for damage, secure stitching, and correct functioning of the connectors to ensure it is fit for use. 

When should a webbing lanyard be replaced?

A webbing lanyard should be replaced if there are signs of cuts, abrasion, chemical damage, or after exposure to a load event as part of a fall protection system.