HOPE - Gravity Forked Shock Absorbing Lanyard
A 1.8-meter Gravity Y-Forked Shock-Absorbing Webbing Lanyard is a type of safety equipment designed for fall protection in various high-risk activities. It is designed to absorb the energy generated by a fall and minimise the force transmitted to the body. This energy-absorbing lanyard is also suitable for use with fixed ladders, scaffolding, lattice metal structures and horizontal work. Measuring 1.8-metre-long, the lanyard also has a fall indicator label that should be inspected before each use. The label will also display a sign saying "NOT OK" if it has arrested a fall, informing you that the equipment should not be used.
Features
- Gravity Y Forked: Y-shaped configuration used when connecting to two separate anchor points allowing for increased flexibility and for the user to move between anchor points while maintaining a secure connection.
- Shock Absorbing: The lanyard includes a mechanism to absorb and dissipate the energy generated during a fall. This is crucial for reducing the impact force on the user to prevent injuries.
- Webbing: Webbing is a flat, broad material made from woven polyester fibres. Webbing Lanyards are lightweight and provide a wide surface area for load distribution. These are commonly used in situations where flexibility and less weight are preferred.
Specifications
- Fitted with karabiner and 2 scaffold hooks
- Lanyard Length: 1.80 meters
- Webbing Width: 30mm
- Shock Absorber Width: 35mm (to reduce fall impact less than 6kN)
- Loops are protected by an abrasion resistant tubular webbing
- Unit Weight: 1.52kg
- Max User Weight: 100kg
- Conforms to BS EN 355 + VG 11.063
- Materials: Polyamide Rope, Steel Fittings
HERMEQ stocks a wide range of equipment for Working at Height including Edge Protection Systems, Fall Arrest Systems, and Harnesses & Lanyards conforming to all required safety specifications and regulations.
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