The Portwest elasticated lanyard with shock absorber, model FP53, is an essential tool for professionals who need to work safely at height. This reliable fall protection equipment is specially designed to protect the wearer in the event of a fall during high-risk work on scaffolding or roofs. Thanks to its high-quality materials, this lanyard offers optimal safety and freedom of movement for various industrial applications.
For which specific tasks is this elasticated lanyard with shock absorber suitable?
This safety product is extremely suitable for construction and assembly work at height, such as on scaffolding and roofs. The scaffold hook with a wide 52mm opening allows for quick and secure anchoring to various structures.
Thanks to the maximum load of 100 kilograms and the robust elasticated webbing, which minimizes the risk of tangling, this lanyard is ideal for intensive use in the construction sector and industrial environments where fall protection is mandatory.
What do the EN 354, EN 355, and EN 362 standards mean for this elasticated lanyard with shock absorber?
These European standards guarantee that the product meets the strictest safety requirements for fall protection. EN 354 indicates that the lanyard is certified as a reliable safety line, while EN 355 confirms that the integrated shock absorber effectively reduces the impact of a fall.
The EN 362 standard relates to the connectors, such as the 19mm carabiner and the scaffold hook, proving that the fasteners can withstand extreme forces during a fall protection situation.
This model features durable, strong webbing and has a shelf life of 10 years from the date of manufacture. The retail packaging aids in a neat presentation.
Features:
- 52mm opening on scaffold hooks
- 19mm carabiner opening
- Shock-absorbing
- Elasticated webbing reduces the risk of tangling
- Durable, strong webbing
- Maximum rated load 100 kg
- 10-year shelf life from date of manufacture, as stated on the product label
- CE certified
- UKCA marked
- Retail packaging that aids in retail presentation
Standards: EN 354:2010, EN 355:2002, EN 362:2004
