Frontline LIS62RDL Oil & Gas 6 ft Double Leg Lanyard, Rebar Hooks
ENERGY-ABSORBING LANYARDANSI Z359.13 · OSHAMODEL LIS62RDL
The Frontline LIS62RDL Oil and Gas 6 ft Double Leg Lanyard with Rebar Hooks is a twin-leg shock-absorbing lanyard for oil and gas work, where ordinary webbing soaks up grease and grime. Its polyester webbing carries a repelling coating finish that sheds oil, dust and water, so it keeps its strength and flexibility in harsh conditions and needs less upkeep. Two legs with rebar hook ends let a worker stay tied off 100% of the time while moving between anchors, and the external shock absorber pack is built for up to 6 ft of free fall.
Frontline LIS62RDL oil and gas lanyard key features
Frontline LIS62RDL double leg lanyard specifications
| Model | LIS62RDL |
| Type | Twin-leg (double leg) shock-absorbing lanyard |
| Length | 6 ft |
| Free fall | Up to 6 ft, external shock absorber pack |
| Connectors | Rebar hooks on both legs |
| Webbing | Polyester with a repelling coating finish (oil, dust, water) |
| Webbing breaking strength | 6,000 lb |
| Hardware | Zinc-plated alloy steel, silver galvanized finish |
| Weight | About 6 lb |
| Standards | Meets or exceeds ANSI Z359.13-2013 and applicable OSHA standards (Frontline) |
| Brand | Frontline Fall Protection |
CERTIFICATION — ANSI Z359.13 / OSHA · NOT CSA
Frontline lists the LIS62RDL as meeting or exceeding ANSI Z359.13-2013 and applicable OSHA standards. It is not CSA Z259 certified. Many Canadian sites accept ANSI/OSHA-rated lanyards; confirm with your authority having jurisdiction before you specify it.
Frontline LIS62RDL oil and gas lanyard questions answered
Is the Frontline LIS62RDL lanyard CSA certified?
No. Frontline lists it as meeting or exceeding ANSI Z359.13-2013 and applicable OSHA standards, not CSA Z259. Check with your authority having jurisdiction whether ANSI/OSHA lanyards are accepted on your site.
What does the LIS62RDL oil-repelling webbing do?
The polyester webbing has a repelling coating finish that sheds oil, dust and water, so grease and grime don't soak in. The lanyard keeps its strength and flexibility in harsh conditions and is easier to keep clean.
Why choose a double leg lanyard with rebar hooks?
With two legs, one leg stays connected while you move the other to the next anchor, so you are tied off 100% of the time. Both legs end in rebar hooks.
How much free fall is the LIS62RDL built for?
The external shock absorber pack is built for up to 6 ft of free fall. Work out your fall clearance from the manufacturer's instructions before you tie off.
Does the LIS62RDL lanyard need inspection before use?
Yes. Inspect the webbing, stitching, shock pack and hooks before every use and have a competent person inspect it on a schedule. Remove it from service after any fall load or if it shows cuts, wear, corrosion or damage.