Description
The Portwest FP55 twin kernmantle lanyard with shock absorber is an essential type of fall protection specifically designed for professionals who need to work safely at height. This robust lanyard effectively protects users against fall hazards during high-risk work on scaffolding and roofs. Thanks to its twin-leg design, wearers can move safely while remaining constantly secured to an anchor point.
For which tasks is this twin kernmantle lanyard with shock absorber most suitable?
This twin kernmantle lanyard with shock absorber is ideally suited for work in construction, industry, and installation engineering where one needs to move horizontally or vertically at height. Thanks to the two strands, you can alternate your attachment to structures.
This model is specifically designed for situations where constant contact with an anchor point is required, such as climbing masts or working on scaffolding. The wide scaffolding hooks allow for quick and secure attachment to various structural elements.
What do the EN 354 and EN 355 standards mean for this twin kernmantle lanyard?
The EN 354 standard certifies that this product meets the strict European safety requirements for lanyards that prevent falls. The EN 355 standard indicates that the lanyard is equipped with an integrated shock absorber that minimizes impact forces in the event of a fall.
This shock-absorbing system reduces the forces on the body to a safe level below the maximum permitted load of 100 kg. The carabiner also complies with the EN 362 Class B standard for reliable connectors.
This model features high-quality kernmantle rope, a wide scaffolding hook opening of 52 millimeters, and a carabiner with a 19-millimeter opening.
Features:
- High-quality kernmantle rope
- 52mm opening on the scaffolding hooks
- 19mm carabiner opening
- Shock absorbing
- Maximum permitted load 100 kg
- 10-year shelf life from the production date, as stated on the product label
- CE certified
- UKCA marked
- Retail bag that aids in retail presentation
Standards: EN 354:2010, EN 355:2002, EN 362:2004 Class B