Safety Direct 1" Nylon Web Energy-Absorbing Lanyard — Twin Leg, Snap Hooks
Safety Direct 1" Nylon Web Energy-Absorbing Lanyard instructions and documents
Safety Direct's own documents. Read the instructions before first use.
Safety Direct 1" Nylon Web Energy-Absorbing Lanyard — Twin Leg, Snap Hooks | Canada
Twin-leg (Y-style) energy-absorbing lanyard on 1" nylon web with snap hooks, from the Safety Direct 2026 range. One leg stays connected while the other is repositioned, so the worker keeps 100% tie-off while moving between anchor points — the standard for steel erection, tower work and any task where you can't afford a moment unclipped.
Key Features of the Twin-Leg Snap-Hook EA Lanyard
- Twin Y-legs give 100% tie-off while moving between anchor points
- Single integral energy absorber limits arrest forces on the worker
- 1" nylon web with steel snap hooks
- Four lengths: 3, 4, 5 and 6 ft
- Rated 110–310 lb user capacity including tools and equipment
- Made in Canada by Safety Direct Ltd. (Sherwood Park, AB)
Twin-Leg Snap-Hook EA Lanyard Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Webbing | 1" nylon web, twin leg (Y-style) |
| Legs | Twin leg |
| Lengths | 3 ft, 4 ft, 5 ft, 6 ft |
| User Capacity | 110–310 lb incl. tools and equipment |
| Hardware | Steel snap hooks |
| Brand | Safety Direct (Canada) |
Fall Arrest Compliance in Canada — CSA Z259.11 & Provincial OHS
Important: this is fall-arrest equipment. Never attach the unused leg back to the harness in a way the manufacturer does not permit — doing so can transfer arrest forces directly to the worker. The energy absorber extends as it deploys, so adequate fall clearance below the working surface is essential; confirm the required clearance before use. Energy-absorbing lanyards in Canada are governed by provincial occupational health and safety regulation and the CSA Z259.11 standard. Inspect before every use, and remove from service immediately once it has arrested a fall.
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