KSTRONG ASIA CATALOGUE

lanyards

What is Restraint Lanyard?

Restraint Lanyards are a part of the Restraint System which have been designed to remove the risk of falls by limiting the User from reaching an exposed edge. Since there is no fall that occurs in a “Fall Restraint System” the Restraint Lanyards do not have any shock absorption element incorporated in them. It is therefore mandatory to ensure that Fall Restraint Lanyards are never used for the purpose of fall arrest.

What is a Work Positioning Lanyard?

Work Positioning lanyards are designed to hold the user in restraint, so a fall cannot occur, or to hold the user in a position of work where a fall may occur whilst allowing the user to work hands-free. It is used by connecting the two ends of the Lanyard to the two Lateral D-rings on the work positioning belt of the harness of the user. The Length can be easily adjusted to suit the application. It is important to note that a Work Positioning System is not Fall Protection Equipment. It is mandatory to use specific Fall Arrest Lanyards and other such equipment along with Work Positioning Systems to ensure Safety of the worker at a height.

Work Positioning Lanyard

Lanyards

KStrong has developed a range of Lanyards to accommodate the user’s requirements ensuring they choose the correct lanyard for the job required.

KStrong Lanyards can be arranged into the following categories:

1. Shock Absorbing Lanyards : Shock Absorbing element which is designed to arrest a fall whilst limiting the force felt on the body of the worker to less than 6kN. 2. Sharp Edge Shock Absorbing Lanyards : KStrong has developed a range of Sharp edge Kernmantle Rope lanyards to ensure the User is protected when working near sharp edges on Roofs or structures. 3. Work positioning lanyards : Work Positioning lanyards are designed to hold the user in restraint, so a fall cannot occur, or to hold the user in a position of work where a fall may occur whilst allowing the user to work hands-free. 4. Restraint Lanyards : Restraint Lanyards are a part of the Restraint System which have been designed to remove the risk of falls by limiting the User from reaching an exposed edge.

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