MSA 10190400 V-Series Shock-Absorbing Lanyard 6 ft 230 lb Green
Shock-absorbing lanyard with steel rebar hook and snap hook, 6 ft working length and 230 lb capacity
- Shock pack reduces fall forces
- 6 ft working length allows mobility
- 230 lb weight capacity supports heavy users
- Steel rebar hook anchors to large structures
- Visual load indicator shows prior impact
V-Series Shock-Absorbing Lanyard 6 ft 230 lb Green
This MSA V-Series lanyard provides fall protection with an integrated shock pack designed to arrest a fall. The six-foot maximum working length connects a worker's harness to a suitable anchorage point. A visual load indicator shows if the unit has been subjected to a fall impact. It supports a maximum weight capacity of 230 lb.
Workers needing a 6 ft shock-absorbing connection
This lanyard suits professionals requiring a steel rebar hook at the anchorage end with a 2-1/2 in opening and a steel snap hook at the harness end. The 13/16 in gate opening on the harness hook fits compatible attachment points. Buyers who need a different anchorage connector type or a longer working length should look at other options.
2-1/2 in steel rebar hook anchorage connection
The defining specification is the anchorage end connection: a steel rebar hook with a 2-1/2 in opening. This hook size determines compatibility with the structural anchor points on your job site. Verify that this specific hook profile and opening match your anchorage requirements before purchase.
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- Price $118.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | MSA |
Questions about this item
What size is the gate opening on the steel snap hook that connects to the harness?
The harness-end snap hook has a gate opening of 13/16 in, allowing it to fit standard harness attachment points.
How is the V-Series lanyard installed, and what step is often missed?
Connect the steel snap hook to the harness D-ring and the 2-1/2 in rebar hook to a certified anchorage; the step often missed is verifying the visual load indicator is intact before each use.
When must the shock-absorbing lanyard be replaced?
Replace the lanyard immediately if the visual load indicator shows deployment, if the shock pack is damaged, or if the webbing, stitching, or steel hardware shows cuts, abrasion, or corrosion.
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