The Portwest FP24 single lanyard is an essential part of your fall protection when performing high-risk work at height. This reliable lanyard is specifically designed for professionals who require a secure connection between their harness and an anchor point. Thanks to the strong 150-centimeter polyester rope, this personal protective equipment offers optimal safety and freedom of movement during daily work on roofs, scaffolding, and other high structures.
For which tasks and sectors is this Portwest FP24 single lanyard most suitable?
This lanyard is ideally suited for construction sites, roofing, scaffolding, and industrial maintenance work where fall protection is mandatory. The product is designed to safely position or secure the user while working at height.
With a maximum permissible load of 100 kg, this lanyard offers sufficient capacity for most professionals, including their basic tools. The wear-resistant thimbles protect the loops against constant friction, ensuring the lanyard continues to perform reliably for a long time, even under harsh conditions.
What do the standards EN 354:2010 and EN 358:2018 mean for this single lanyard?
The standard EN 354:2010 officially certifies this product as a safe connecting lanyard, while the standard EN 358:2018 guarantees that the lanyard is suitable for work positioning and fall prevention.
This means you can use the lanyard to position yourself securely at the workplace, allowing you to have your hands free to work. Thanks to the CE certification and the UKCA marking, this tool meets all strict European and British safety requirements for personal protective equipment against falls.
The lanyard is equipped with a practical carabiner with a 19-millimeter opening and has a maximum shelf life of 10 years from the production date.
Features:
- Maximum load 100 kg
- 19mm carabiner opening
- Loops protected by wear-resistant thimbles
- 10-year shelf life from production date, as stated on the product label
- CE certified
- UKCA marked
- Retail packaging that supports retail presentation
Standards: EN 358:2018, EN 354:2010
