Miller 216MK-Z7/6FTBK Shock Absorbing Lanyard 310 Lb 6 Ft

Product Description

The MILLER 216MK-Z7/6FTBK is a single-leg shock absorbing lanyard built for use in fall protection systems where arc flash hazards are present. Constructed with Kevlar webbing, the lanyard resists heat and flame exposure common in electrical work environments. It measures 6 feet in length and carries a rated load capacity of 310 pounds. Both the anchorage end and harness end feature locking snap hooks, providing secure, unintentional-release-resistant connections at both attachment points. Weighing 2.05 pounds, it is a manageable addition to a full fall protection assembly. This lanyard is intended for installation by qualified safety professionals or journeyman-level tradespeople working at elevation in environments with arc flash risk.

This lanyard is designed for use within a complete fall protection system in industrial, utility, and construction settings where workers face both fall hazards and potential arc flash exposure. The Kevlar webbing construction makes it suitable for electrical trades, utility lineworkers, and industrial maintenance technicians operating near energized equipment. The black colorway and locking snap hook configuration support quick, positive connections to compatible harnesses and anchorage points. It is a single-leg design, suited for applications where one continuous connection point is required.

Key Features

• Kevlar webbing construction rated safe for arc flash work environments
• 310-pound load capacity for fall arrest applications
• 6-foot length provides standard working range for elevated tasks
• Locking snap hook on both anchorage and harness ends prevents accidental disengagement
• Single-leg configuration for straightforward anchorage-to-harness connection
• Integrated shock absorber reduces arrest forces transmitted to the worker

Compatibility

Designed for use with fall protection systems requiring a single-leg shock absorbing lanyard with locking snap hook connections at both ends. Suitable for harnesses and anchorage hardware with a gate opening of at least 3/4 inch.

Installation Notes

Installation and inspection should be performed by a competent person as defined under applicable OSHA fall protection standards. Before connecting the lanyard, ensure the anchorage point meets the minimum strength requirements specified by the governing fall protection standard in your jurisdiction. Inspect the Kevlar webbing and all hardware for cuts, abrasion, heat damage, or deformation before each use. Never use a shock absorbing lanyard that has been subjected to a fall arrest load — remove it from service immediately after any activation event.