22 Series

A #5155 locking snaphook spliced to each end, other connectors available (call for details)

See below for appropriate uses.

Model# - Description - Usage
2212L - 1/2" Nylon rope - lanyard
2215L - 1/2" Polyester rope - lanyard
2222L - 5/8" Nylon rope - lanyard/lifeline
2224L - 5/8" Poly-blend rope - lanyard/lifeline
2225L - 5/8" Polyester rope - lanyard/lifeline
2226L - 5/8" HSP* rope - lanyard/lifeline
2232L - 3/4" Nylon rope - lifeline
2234L - 3/4" Poly-blend rope - lifeline
2235L - 3/4" Polyester rope - lifeline

 
The selection of your lanyard is as important as the proper selection of your full-body harness. Lanyards should be kept as short as possible to reduce the possibility of serious injury. OSHA mandates that free fall distances not exceed 6'.

An energy absorber should be part of a fall arrest system whenever possible, in order to ensure that forces incurred during a fall are less than the OSHA limit of 1,800 lbs. (Click Here for energy absorbing lanyards, Click Here for energy absorbing rope grabs or Here for self-retracting lanyards and lifelines.)

Care should be taken to prevent abrasions or cuts. Ropes with larger diameters have greater abrasion resistance.
Specify length when ordering. All lanyards, lifelines and positioning lines come standard with Model # 5155 (ANSI Z359.12 compliant) locking snaphook(s) with 5/8" gate opening.

*HSP rope is made of a co-polymer of polypropylene and polyethylene with a tensile strength two times stronger than regular polypropylene. Its characteristics include: excellent UV resistance, very good resistance to alkalis and acids, very low elongation and water absorption and it will not harden with age.