Frontline LES61S-US Patriot 6 ft Elastic Lanyard, Snap Hooks | Canada
Frontline LES61S-US Patriot 6' Single Leg Elastic Lanyard with Snaphooks. A single leg elastic shock-absorbing lanyard from Frontline's Patriot line with snap hook ends. It is 4.5 ft relaxed and 6 ft stretched, limits fall forces to 900 lb or less and is rated for a 350 lb user.
Frontline LES61S-US Patriot elastic lanyard key features
- Elastic: 4.5' relaxed length and 6' stretched length
- Elasticated lanyard helps avoid tripping hazards
- High-strength, fade-resistant polyester webbing with safety green stitching that contrasts for easier inspection
- Impact indicators give a visual display when subject to a fall event
- Shock absorber design limits fall forces to 900 lbs or less
Frontline LES61S-US Patriot elastic lanyard specifications
| Manufacturer | Frontline Fall Protection |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | LES61S-US |
| User Capacity | 350 lbs |
| Webbing Strength | 8,500 lbs |
| Minimum Breaking Strength | 5,000 lbs |
| Gate Strength | 3,600 lbs |
| Manufacturing | Manufactured and Tested by a UL Registered Firm ISO 9001:2015 |
| Standards | Meets or Exceeds OSHA 1910, 1926, ANSI Z359.1, Z359.13, A10.32 |
Where crews use the Frontline LES61S-US Patriot elastic lanyard
Rebar and formwork
Tie off and work on rebar and forms.
Steel erection
Connect to approved anchors on steel.
General construction
Fall arrest from the harness back D-ring.
Crew outfitting
Pair with Frontline harnesses for a full kit.
Is the Frontline LES61S-US CSA certified? Compliance in Canada
Is the Frontline LES61S-US lanyard CSA certified?
No. Frontline rates the LES61S-US to ANSI and OSHA standards only; no CSA rating applies on our store. For CSA-marked equipment see our Safety Direct range.
What is the user capacity of the Frontline LES61S-US?
Frontline lists 350 lbs.
Pair the LES61S-US with a full-body harness with a back D-ring
The LES61S-US is one part of a personal fall arrest system. Pair it with a full-body harness with a back D-ring and an anchor rated for the load, and train the crew on inspection and rescue.