Pro-safe PS-LAN-WB2 Fall Protection Lanyard 350 Lb

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-LAN-WB2 is a single-leg fall protection lanyard designed for use with a full-body harness on elevated work sites. Constructed from yellow polyester webbing, it measures 6 feet in length and carries a rated load capacity of 350 pounds. Both the harness end and the anchorage end are fitted with locking snap hooks, providing a secure two-point connection that resists accidental disengagement. This lanyard is intended for installation by qualified workers following applicable fall protection regulations, including OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M guidelines for general industry and construction environments.

This lanyard is suited for residential and commercial construction, roofing, steel erection, maintenance work, and other tasks requiring personal fall arrest protection at elevation. The 6-foot length provides standard working range from an overhead anchorage point. The single-leg configuration keeps the setup straightforward for solo workers who need reliable, code-compliant fall arrest equipment. Note that this lanyard is not rated for arc flash work environments.

Key Features

• 350-pound rated load capacity meets standard fall arrest requirements
• 6-foot polyester webbing construction resists abrasion and UV degradation
• Locking snap hook at both the harness end and the anchorage end prevents accidental gate opening
• Single-leg design for straightforward personal fall arrest applications
• High-visibility yellow color for easy visual inspection on the job site
• Not intended for arc flash or electrical hazard work environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation lanyard for use with standard full-body harnesses equipped with a compatible dorsal or sternal D-ring connection point.

Installation Notes

Installation and inspection of fall protection equipment should be performed by a competent person as defined under OSHA fall protection standards. Before each use, inspect the webbing, snap hooks, and locking mechanisms for wear, cuts, chemical damage, or deformation. Connect the anchorage-end locking snap hook only to a rated anchorage point capable of supporting the required static load. Remove the lanyard from service immediately following any fall arrest event, as webbing and hardware may be permanently stressed after a fall load.