Malta Dynamics C5106 4.5'–6' Stretch Double-Leg Shock-Absorbing Lanyard — 3 Snap Hooks | Canada
SHOCK-ABSORBING LANYARDANSI Z359.13 / OSHA · NOT CSAMODEL C5106
The Malta Dynamics C5106 is a double-leg (Y-leg) internal shock-absorbing lanyard for 100% tie-off, fitted with three steel snap hooks. It stretches from 4.5 ft at rest to 6 ft in use to keep slack off the deck around machinery and tight spaces.
Malta Dynamics C5106 double-leg stretch lanyard key features
Malta Dynamics C5106 double-leg stretch lanyard specifications
| Model | C5106 |
| Product type | Shock-Absorbing Lanyard |
| Length | 4.5–6 ft stretch (Y-leg) |
| Standards | ANSI Z359.13 / OSHA 1910 and 1926 (per Malta Dynamics) · not CSA Z259 |
| Brand | Malta Dynamics |
CERTIFICATION — ANSI Z359.13 / OSHA · NOT CSA
Malta Dynamics lists this product as meeting ANSI Z359.13 and OSHA 1910/1926 requirements. It is not CSA Z259 certified. If your site or jurisdiction requires CSA-marked fall protection, see our Safety Direct collection; otherwise confirm acceptance with your site safety officer and provincial OHS authority (Ontario MLITSD, Alberta OHS, WorkSafeBC, CNESST) before use.
Malta Dynamics C5106 double-leg stretch lanyard FAQ for Canadian sites
Is the Malta Dynamics C5106 CSA certified for Canadian sites?
No. Malta Dynamics lists the C5106 as meeting ANSI Z359.13 and OSHA 1910/1926 requirements; it is not CSA Z259 certified. Many Canadian sites accept ANSI/OSHA-rated equipment, but confirm with your site safety officer and provincial OHS authority before use. If your site requires the CSA mark, see our Safety Direct collection.
How much fall clearance does the C5106 shock-absorbing lanyard need?
Plan for the lanyard length plus deceleration distance, your standing height and a safety margin — often around 18.5 ft below a foot-level anchor for a 6 ft energy-absorbing lanyard. Always verify against the manufacturer’s clearance chart.
How often should the C5106 shock-absorbing lanyard be inspected?
Inspect before every use and remove from service immediately if the energy absorber has deployed. A competent person should also perform a documented formal inspection at least annually.