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Safety Direct Lanyards in Canada
Safety Direct shock-absorbing lanyards in single and twin-leg, plus restraint and positioning lanyards, with snap hook and rebar hook ends. CAD pricing, shipped from Paris, Ontario.
Quick answerUse an energy-absorbing lanyard for fall arrest, a twin-leg lanyard when you move between anchors, and a restraint lanyard only to keep you back from the edge. A restraint lanyard is not a fall-arrest device.
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Fall arrest, restraint or positioning lanyard?
THREE DIFFERENT JOBS
FALL ARREST
Has an energy absorber that tears open to slow a fall. Needs enough clearance below you to deploy.
RESTRAINT
A fixed length that stops you reaching the edge at all. No absorber, because no fall should happen.
POSITIONING
Holds you in place on a pole, rebar wall or tower so both hands are free. Use it with a separate fall-arrest connection.
ClearanceA 6 ft energy-absorbing lanyard needs far more clear space below the anchor than an SRL. If clearance is tight, look at self-retracting lifelines instead. The lanyard guide shows the math.
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Safety Direct lanyards: common questions
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01Are Safety Direct lanyards CSA certified?
Safety Direct lists CSA Z259 on the lanyards it certifies. Each product page states the actual rating for that model.
02Can I connect two lanyards together for more reach?
No. Never connect lanyards end to end or tie knots in them. Use a longer connector the maker approves, or move the anchor.
03When is a lanyard finished?
After any fall, if the absorber shows signs of deployment, or if webbing, stitching or hooks are damaged. Inspect before every use.