Safety Direct Vertical Lifeline — 5/8" Polysteel Rope (SRT Series)
Safety Direct Vertical Lifeline instructions and documents
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Safety Direct SRT Series Vertical Lifeline — 5/8" Polysteel Rope
Safety Direct's vertical lifelines are built from 5/8" Polysteel synthetic three-strand rope — highly UV resistant so it doesn't weaken from sun exposure, water resistant to prevent fungus buildup and added water weight in wet environments, and abrasion resistant with a minimum 5,000 lb break strength. A 3,600 lb gate-rated locking snap hook is permanently spliced onto the anchor end, with a knot on the other end. Pair with a compatible rope grab such as the Safety Direct MSRP7360 fall arrester for a complete vertical lifeline system.
Safety Direct Vertical Lifeline key features
- 5/8" (16 mm) Polysteel synthetic three-strand rope
- UV, water, and abrasion resistant — minimum 5,000 lb break strength
- 3,600 lb gate-rated locking snap hook permanently spliced onto one end
- Knotted termination on the opposite end
- Available in 25 ft, 75 ft, and 100 ft lengths (50 ft sold separately)
- For fall protection lifeline and travel restraint applications
- Made in Canada by Safety Direct Ltd. (Sherwood Park, AB)
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Series | SRT — SRT25A (25 ft) • SRT75A (75 ft) • SRT100A (100 ft) |
| Rope | 5/8" (16 mm) Polysteel synthetic, three-strand |
| Break Strength | Minimum 5,000 lb |
| End Connection | 3,600 lb gate-rated locking snap hook (factory spliced) |
| Opposite End | Knotted termination |
| Applications | Fall protection lifeline • Travel restraint |
| Standards | CSA Z259.2.5 • OSHA 1910.140 • ANSI Z359.1 |
| Manufacturer | Safety Direct Ltd. — Sherwood Park, AB (Made in Canada) |
Vertical Lifeline Systems in Canada — CSA Z259.2.5 & Provincial OHS
Vertical lifelines must be used with a compatible CSA-approved rope grab, a CSA Class A (or higher) full body harness, and a certified anchorage as part of a complete fall protection system. One worker per lifeline. Fall clearance calculations and system selection are the responsibility of the competent person on site, per provincial OHS regulations including Ontario O. Reg. 213/91, Alberta OHS Code Part 9, and BC OHS Regulation Part 11.
Build a Complete Lifeline System
Pair this lifeline with the Safety Direct MSRP7360 energy-absorbing fall arrester and the right harness class for your work. Contact us for spec and ordering support.