Safety Direct LY 310 Twin-Leg Kevlar Lanyard | Canada

Safety Direct LY 310 twin-leg Kevlar energy-absorbing lanyard. A twin-leg shock-absorbing lanyard in 100% Kevlar webbing for hot work, welding, grinding sparks and high heat, giving 100% tie-off for workers 110 to 310 lb. Choose a 310 Kevlar or 310 polyester energy absorber, fixed or adjustable legs, snap, ladder or scaffold hooks, plus an Arc Safe version with dielectric snaps and a Nomex cover.

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Compliance in Canada: CSA Z259.11-17Safety Direct states the LY 310 twin-leg Kevlar lanyard is certified to CSA Z259.11-17 for users 110 to 310 lb (50 to 140 kg) including clothing and tools, with a 6 ft maximum free fall and 11.3 ft maximum deployment. Connect the hook nearest the absorber to the back D-ring only. Inspect before each use and remove from service after any fall.

Equipment type

Twin-leg EA lanyard

Capacity

110-310 lb

Standard

CSA Z259.11-17

Webbing

100% Kevlar

Safety Direct LY 310 twin-leg Kevlar lanyard key features

1 3/4 in (45 mm) woven Kevlar webbing, 5,000 lb (23 kN) minimum tensile
Fire resistant hot-work lanyard for welding, grinding sparks and high heat
Twin legs for 100% tie-off while moving between anchors
Choice of 310 Kevlar or 310 polyester energy absorber under clear heat-shrink
Snap, ladder and scaffold hooks: 5,000 lb (23 kN) break, 3,600 lb (16 kN) gate
Arc Safe version (LY1K8K00D00D72D5) with dielectric snaps and Nomex cover

Safety Direct LY 310 Kevlar twin-leg lanyard specifications

Manufacturer	Safety Direct Ltd., Sherwood Park, Alberta
Model	LY 310 twin-leg Kevlar lanyard (15 SKUs)
Standard	CSA Z259.11-17 (per Safety Direct)
User capacity	110-310 lb (50-140 kg) incl. clothing and tools
Max free fall	6 ft (1.8 m)
Max deployment	11.3 ft (3.5 m)
Webbing	1 3/4 in (45 mm) woven Kevlar, 5,000 lb (23 kN) min tensile
Energy absorber	310 Kevlar (LY_K8K) or 310 polyester (LY_K8P)
Hooks	Snap/snap, snap/ladder, snap/scaffold; dielectric snaps on Arc Safe
Lengths	3, 4, 5, 6 ft, fixed or adjustable by SKU

Where the LY 310 Kevlar twin-leg lanyard is needed

Welding and cutting

Kevlar webbing resists sparks and spatter.

Grinding and hot work

Fire resistant where polyester would melt.

Steel erection

Twin legs for 100% tie-off on beams.

Electrical arc hazards

Arc Safe version with dielectric snaps.

Canadian store

Sold by Fall Protection Canada, Paris, Ontario. CAD pricing, no duties, no border surprises, Canada-wide shipping.

LY 310 Kevlar twin-leg lanyard questions and CSA

Is the Safety Direct LY 310 Kevlar twin-leg lanyard CSA certified?

Yes. Safety Direct states it is certified to CSA Z259.11-17 for workers 110 to 310 lb.

What is the difference between the Kevlar and polyester absorber?

Both are 310 energy absorbers. The Kevlar absorber versions (LY1K8K, LY3K8K) keep the whole lanyard in Kevlar for hot work; the polyester absorber versions (LY1K8P, LY3K8P) cost less.

How do I connect a twin-leg lanyard?

Clip the snap hook closest to the energy absorber to your back D-ring and use the two leg hooks to stay tied off as you move. Never clip an unused leg back to the harness unless the harness has a lanyard keeper.