The 6-foot shock-absorbing lanyard was the dominant tool in personal fall protection for years, but as soon as personal fall limiters became available as a viable alternative, the lanyards were ...

Each lanyard is made from ¼-inch 7x19 vinyl-coated galvanized aircraft grade steel cable, and rated for a 12-ft free fall for users up to 310 pounds and up to 400 pounds for a 6-ft free fall.

A manufacturing defect on shock-absorbing lanyards used as safety equipment on construction sites has been recalled after it was learned that it posed a fall hazard. About 375,000 Scorpio and ...

Pure Safety Group’s Guardian Fall Protection brand has introduced a new cable lanyard, compatible for leading edges ... combined with Guardian’s proprietary high-efficiency external shock absorber ...

“OSHA did not ban the particular lanyard but stated ... anchorage point elevation of 18.5 feet would prevent the use of a fall protection system (6-foot lanyard with shock absorber, full body harness) ...

leading edge lanyards have been ... Rated for a 12-ft. free fall for users up to 310 lbs. and up to 400 lbs. for a 6-ft. free fall DeCoil technology with DCELL shock pack, a deceleration device ...

Whether a shock absorbing lanyard is used or a SRL ... at heights demonstrate proficiency in the recognition of hazards and must be provided with fall protection. For training to be effective, it ...