Double webbing lanyard with absorber Portwest FP51

What it is

Double webbing lanyard with absorber Portwest FP51. Key specifications: regulations EN 354:2010 | EN 362:2004 | EN 355:2002, material Polyester webbing, heat-treated steel alloy, aluminium, PVC, pieces per box 12.

A fall arrest lanyard is a rope or webbing connecting element, often with an energy absorber, that links the harness to the anchor point.

What it is for

Used for work at height, where access and restraint must be ensured for the whole job and for fall protection, as part of a fall arrest or work restraint system.

How to use it

Connect one end to the designated attachment point on the harness and the other to the anchor with a connector, keeping the anchor as far above head height as possible. Before each use, check stitching, webbing, connectors and the energy absorber cover, which must not be open. Check that there is the required clearance below the working level to arrest a fall. A lanyard that has arrested a fall must be taken out of service.

Where it is used

• Industrial construction
• Workplace safety and PPE

Technical data

• Regulations: EN 354:2010 | EN 362:2004 | EN 355:2002
• Material: Polyester webbing, heat-treated steel alloy, aluminium, PVC
• Pieces per box: 12
• Colour: Royal blue

Who it is for

Designed for formwork carpenters, building maintenance operatives, arborists and health and safety officers.

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