Pro-safe PS-SA-LN7 Shock Absorbing Lanyard 350 Lb 6 Ft

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-SA-LN7 is a single-leg shock absorbing lanyard designed for use in fall protection systems on job sites where workers are exposed to fall hazards. Built from polyester webbing, it stretches 6 feet in length and is rated for a load capacity of 350 pounds. The integrated shock absorber reduces the peak arrest force transmitted to the worker during a fall event. Both the anchorage end and the harness end are fitted with locking snap hooks, providing a secure, gate-locked connection at each termination point. This lanyard is intended for installation by qualified safety professionals or competent persons as defined under applicable OSHA fall protection standards.

The PS-SA-LN7 is suited for general industry and construction applications where a single-leg lanyard provides the required range of movement from a fixed anchorage point. Typical use scenarios include steel erection, roofing, utility work, and other elevated work environments. The yellow polyester webbing provides high visibility for inspection purposes. This lanyard is not rated for arc flash work environments. It is used in conjunction with a full-body harness and a rated anchorage point capable of supporting the required arrest loads per applicable standards.

Key Features

• 350-pound load capacity rated for single-person fall arrest use
• 6-foot length polyester webbing construction for durability and UV resistance
• Locking snap hook on both the anchorage end and harness connection end
• Integrated shock absorber reduces peak arrest force during fall events
• High-visibility yellow webbing simplifies pre-use inspection
• Single-leg design for straightforward overhead anchorage connections

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use single-leg shock absorbing lanyard for full-body harness fall protection systems meeting standard anchorage and harness connection requirements.

Installation Notes

Installation and inspection of this lanyard must be performed by a competent person as defined by OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502 and applicable fall protection regulations. Always power down or de-energize adjacent equipment where required before working at elevation. Inspect the webbing, snap hooks, and shock pack for damage, cuts, or signs of deployment before each use — a deployed shock absorber requires immediate replacement of the lanyard. Connect only to a rated anchorage point capable of supporting a minimum static load as required by the governing standard.