A safety lanyard links the worker's harness or belt to an anchor point: restraint lanyards keep the worker back from an edge, energy absorbing lanyards stop a fall with a gentler force on the body, and work positioning lanyards hold the worker steady at the work face. Fire Protection System supplies Karam and Delta Plus lanyards, energy absorbers and tool lanyards in Bhopal and across Madhya Pradesh.
Sizes: 2.0m
An adjustable lanyard for work positioning: the user leans back in the harness and sets the working distance with a ring type adjuster, up to 2.0 m. Made in 14 mm three strand polyamide twisted rope (PN241) or 12 mm kernmantle rope (PN244), with a steel PN112 screw locking karabiner at each end.
Sizes: 2.0m
A work positioning lanyard made of 33 mm polyester webbing, adjustable up to 2.0 m with a ring type adjuster and fitted with steel screw locking karabiners at both ends, for steady positioning during inspection and maintenance tasks.
Sizes: 2.0m
Work positioning lanyards whose length is set with an integrated rope grab (grip) adjuster, up to 2.0 m, so the user can hold a stable, hands free stance on poles, structures and inclined surfaces. Choose 14 mm twisted rope (PN242, PN246) or 12 mm kernmantle rope (PN245, PN247).
Sizes: 2.0m
A 12 mm kernmantle work positioning lanyard with a stop knot at one end, a stitched thimble at the other and an openable rope grab built onto one of its two steel karabiners for fine adjustment up to 2.0 m. The maker lists PN249 to EN 358:1999 and PN249(F) to EN 358:2018.
A fixed length restraint lanyard in 12 mm three strand polyamide twisted rope that keeps a worker from reaching an edge, so a fall cannot start. Made in 1.0, 1.5, 1.8 and 2.0 m lengths with twelve end combinations, from plain loops to steel karabiners, snap hooks and scaffold hooks.
A restraint lanyard of 44 mm red and black polyester webbing for keeping workers back from fall hazards on roofs, platforms and walkways. Lengths 1.0 to 2.0 m, with twelve combinations of loops, karabiners, snap hooks and scaffold hooks.
An 11 mm kernmantle rope restraint lanyard, black with grey and red tracers, for limiting how far a worker can move towards an edge on construction, maintenance and tower work. Four lengths from 1.0 to 2.0 m and twelve end configurations.
The 11 mm kernmantle restraint lanyard with a steel B-ring adjuster, so the user can shorten or lengthen it on the job, up to 2.0 m, and keep the restraint distance right for each position. Twelve end options from loops to karabiners and scaffold hooks.
An elasticated restraint lanyard of 44 mm polyester tubular webbing that rests at 1.5 m and stretches to 2.0 m, leaving less slack to trip over or snag while moving. Twelve end combinations.
Sizes: 1.5m, 1.8m, 2.0m
A Y-shaped restraint lanyard in 11 mm kernmantle rope with a steel karabiner at the harness end and a scaffold hook on each leg, so one leg stays clipped on while the other moves to the next anchor. PN231N has steel scaffold hooks; PN231(A) has lighter aluminium PN136 hooks.
Sizes: 1.5m, 1.8m, 2.0m
A twin leg restraint lanyard in 12 mm three strand polyamide twisted rope, with a steel karabiner at one end and two scaffold hooks on the forked legs: steel on PN251N, aluminium on PN251(A).
Sizes: 1.5m, 1.8m, 2.0m
A forked restraint lanyard of 44 mm high tenacity polyester webbing with a steel screw locking karabiner and twin scaffold hooks, for restraint work that involves moving across beams, ledges and scaffolding. Steel hooks on PN261N, aluminium hooks on PN261(A).
A single leg fall arrest lanyard of 12 mm three strand polyamide twisted rope with a built in energy absorber, which slows the user down gradually in a fall instead of stopping them abruptly. Lengths 1.0 to 2.0 m and fifteen end combinations, including a PN141 stainless steel anchorage hook.
A single leg fall arrest lanyard in 44 mm red and black polyester webbing with an integrated energy absorber, in fifteen end combinations and 1.0 to 2.0 m lengths. The maker builds it with the PN300 absorber, or with the smaller PN400 on (S) versions such as PN324(S).
A fixed length fall arrest lanyard of 11 mm polyamide kernmantle rope with a stitched energy absorber, made in 1.0 to 2.0 m lengths with twelve end options.
The kernmantle energy absorbing lanyard with a B-ring adjuster, so the user can set the length to suit each position, up to 2.0 m, without changing lanyards. Twelve end combinations.
An 11 mm kernmantle energy absorbing lanyard made for work near sharp edges, such as roof edges and structural steel. Besides EN 355:2002 and IS 3521 (Part 2):2021, the maker lists VG 11 RfU CNB/P/11.074 for this edge safe range.
A fall arrest lanyard of 44 mm elasticated polyester webbing that contracts to under 1.5 m and stretches to 2.0 m, cutting trip hazards, with a PN300 energy absorber at one end. The maker also offers a 140 kg absorber version and an (S) version with the PN400 absorber, for example PN398N(140) and PN398N(S).
The expandable energy absorbing lanyard in an edge safe version: black 44 mm elasticated polyester webbing with a blue tracer, relaxed at 1.5 m and extending to 2.0 m, for work near sharp edges where trip hazards are also a concern.
Sizes: 1.5m, 1.8m and 2.0m
A slim fall arrest lanyard of 44 mm polyester tubular webbing with the energy absorber built into the webbing core, so there is no separate absorber pack. It rests at 1.4 to 1.6 m, stretches to 2.0 m, and has an impact indicator that shows if it has arrested a fall.
Sizes: 1.5m, 1.8m, 2.0m
A Y-shaped fall arrest lanyard of 11 mm kernmantle rope with an energy absorber, a steel screw locking karabiner at the absorber end and a scaffold hook on each leg, for 100 percent tie off while moving between anchors. PN341(A) carries aluminium scaffold hooks; PN341N is the N hook version.
Sizes: 1.5m, 1.8m, 2.0m
The twin leg kernmantle energy absorbing lanyard with a B-ring (BR002) for adjusting the length on the move. PN341(A)(AD) has a steel screw locking karabiner and two aluminium scaffold hooks; PN341N(AD) is the N hook version.
Sizes: 1.5m, 1.8m, 2.0m
A forked fall arrest lanyard of 12 mm three strand polyamide twisted rope with an energy absorber and a steel screw locking karabiner at the harness end. The legs end in aluminium scaffold hooks (PN351(A)), N type scaffold hooks (PN351N) or snap hooks (PN352).
Sizes: 1.5m, 1.8m, 2.0m
A twin leg fall arrest lanyard of wide 44 mm polyester webbing with an integrated energy absorber, letting the user stay connected while moving from one anchorage point to the next. Offered as PN361(A) and PN361N.
A double leg lanyard of 44 mm polyester tubular webbing that stretches from 1.4 to 2.0 m and shortens again when slack, with a PN300 energy absorber and a PN112 steel karabiner at the harness end. PN371N has two PN131N steel scaffold hooks; PN371(A) has two anodised aluminium scaffold hooks.
Sizes: 1.5m, 1.8m, 2.0m
A Y-shaped energy absorbing lanyard in 11 mm polyamide kernmantle rope that the maker has sharp edge tested, for fall arrest in high risk edge areas. PN341(A)(SE) has two aluminium scaffold hooks; PN341N(SE) uses the PN300 absorber with scaffold hooks on both legs.
A twin leg energy absorbing lanyard of tubular webbing, sharp edge tested by the maker, for steel erection, construction and maintenance where edges are a risk. Sold as PN371(A)(SE)140 and PN371N(SE)140.
A twin leg version of the internal shock absorbing lanyard: 44 mm polyester tubular webbing with the absorber in its core, relaxed at 1.4 to 1.6 m and extending to 2.0 m. A steel screw locking karabiner sits at one end; PN371N(IS) has two steel scaffold hooks and PN371(A)(IS) two aluminium ones.
An adjustable work positioning strap that passes around a pole or structure, made of 44 mm reinforced tubular webbing treated to repel oil and resist dust, dirt and moisture. The maker states it to EN 358:2018.
Sizes: 44mm
A forked, expandable fall arrest lanyard with an internal shock absorber, made in oil repellent webbing for sites where oil, dust and moisture would soil ordinary webbing.
A single leg expandable lanyard with an internal shock absorber, in oil repellent webbing that resists dust, dirt and moisture on oily sites.
A single leg fall arrest lanyard of 44 mm antistatic polyester webbing, made to lower the risk of electrostatic discharge where explosive atmospheres can occur. It has an energy absorber, an aluminium quarter turn locking karabiner and an aluminium scaffold hook.
A forked energy absorbing lanyard of 44 mm antistatic polyester webbing for work at height in explosive or static sensitive areas, with an aluminium quarter turn locking karabiner and aluminium scaffold hooks on the legs.
Sizes: 1.5m 1.8m 2.0m
A double Y forked lanyard in 30 mm antistatic polyester webbing, stitched with conductive thread, with an energy absorber, an aluminium quarter turn locking karabiner and two aluminium scaffold hooks.
An expandable forked lanyard of 44 mm antistatic polyester webbing that rests at 1.4 to 1.6 m and stretches to 2.0 m, with an energy absorber, an aluminium quarter turn locking karabiner and two aluminium scaffold hooks.
A work positioning lanyard of 33 mm flame retardant webbing with Kevlar stitching, adjustable up to 2.0 m with a ring type adjuster and fitted with steel screw locking karabiners at both ends, for hot work and areas with molten metal splash.
Sizes: 44mm
A forked restraint lanyard of 44 mm treated flame retardant webbing, tested for limited flame spread and molten metal splash, with a steel screw locking karabiner and two scaffold hooks.
Sizes: 44mm
A single leg fall arrest lanyard in 44 mm flame retardant webbing with Kevlar stitching and a protective tubular sleeve, for welding, foundry and other hot work at height. Steel screw locking karabiner at one end, steel scaffold hook at the other.
Sizes: 44mm
A Y-shaped fall arrest lanyard in flame retardant webbing with Kevlar stitching, a steel screw locking karabiner and two steel scaffold hooks, for work at height around welding and high heat.
Sizes: 44mm
An expandable forked fall arrest lanyard of 44 mm elasticated flame retardant webbing with Kevlar stitching, extending from 1.4 to 2.0 m, with a steel screw locking karabiner and two steel scaffold hooks.
A single leg energy absorbing lanyard in 30 mm high tenacity polyester webbing with dielectric hooks, for work at height near electrical installations. PN326(30)(DE) has a dielectric scaffold hook; PN329(30)(DE) has a dielectric scaffold hook and a dielectric snap hook.
A forked energy absorbing lanyard in 30 mm polyester webbing with dielectric hooks on both legs. PN360(30)(DE) has a webbing loop at the harness end; PN361(30)(DE) has a dielectric snap hook there.
A restraint lanyard of 12 mm three strand polypropylene rope with a loop at one end and either a steel snap hook (PN204) or a steel scaffold hook (PN206N) at the other. Made in red rope, or grey rope on the G versions; the maker gives a 2.0 m length for PN204(PP)G.
The (D) versions of the E-Con polypropylene rope restraint lanyard, in red (PN206N(D)(PP)) or grey (PN206N(D)(PP)G) rope. The maker describes the grey one as a twin restraint lanyard, each lanyard with a loop at one end and a steel scaffold hook at the other.
A stretch lanyard that tethers a hand tool to the user's belt or harness so it cannot drop from height. It extends from 85 cm to 135 cm and holds tools up to 10 kg.
A Y-leg stretch lanyard for securing two tools at once while working at height, with an aluminium karabiner for the belt or harness and textile loops for the tools. The maker gives a 10 kg tool weight limit.
A retractable tool tether: a G.I. coated wire reels out of a high impact polymer casing to a maximum of 1.4 m and winds back in, keeping the tool close without loose slack.
A compact 300 mm energy absorber with stitched loops at both ends for building into a fall arrest connection; its tear webbing opens under fall load to reduce the force on the body. It is the absorber the maker fits to lanyards such as PN324 and its expandable range.
A smaller energy absorber of 35 mm polyamide tear webbing with a polyester backup strap, folded into a polyethylene sleeve. The maker rates it for free falls up to 4 m and fits it on (S) lanyard versions such as PN324(S).
An openable cover that wraps an energy absorber to shield it from dirt, abrasion and friction, and opens for a quick look at the absorber during routine checks.
A single leg fall arrest lanyard in webbing with a built in energy absorber and thimble loops. Listed as AN203200ZZ (2 m), AN203100ZZ (1 m) and AN203200ZD (2 m); the catalogue does not explain the ZZ and ZD suffixes, so confirm the end fittings with FPS when ordering.
A work positioning lanyard in 10.5 mm braided rope with a tensioner and an AM010 carabiner, used with a positioning belt to set the distance between the worker and the structure. EX030200 adjusts from 0.20 to 2 m and EX030400 up to 4 m.
An adjustable work positioning lanyard in 12 mm stranded rope, shortened or lengthened with a reducer, with protective sheaths over the splices. The table lists it as EX118200A in 2 m and 4 m maximum lengths.
A tool tether that keeps a hand tool attached while working at height, extending to 1 m and rated by the maker for a maximum working load of 4 kg.
A retractable tool tether for light tools, extending to 1.1 m and pulling back when released, with a maximum working load of 0.5 kg.
A twin leg (Y) webbing lanyard with an energy absorber, for staying clipped on while moving from one anchor to the next. Listed as AN213200ZZZ (2 m), AN213200ZDD (2 m) and AN213100ZDD (1 m); the catalogue does not explain the suffixes, so confirm the end fittings of each reference with FPS.
A double lanyard in 10.5 mm braided rope with three thimble loop ends, 1.50 m long. LO147150CDD comes fitted with 1 AM002 carabiner and 2 AM022 hooks, and LO147150 is the rope lanyard alone.
A single lanyard in 10.5 mm braided rope with thimble loops at both ends. The plain lanyard comes in 1 m (LO047100), 1.50 m (LO047150) and 2 m (LO045200), and LO047150AD is the 1.50 m version fitted with an AM010 carabiner and an AM022 hook.
A single lanyard in 12 mm stranded rope with two thimble loops, offered plain in 1 m (LO007100), 1.50 m (LO007150) and 2 m (LO005200), or as LO007150CD, 1.50 m with an AM002 carabiner and an AM022 hook.
Start with the job. Lanyards without an energy absorber, such as the Delta Plus EN 354 rope lanyards and the Karam restraint lanyards listed to EN 354:2010, are for restraint: they keep the worker from reaching the fall hazard and must not be used on their own to arrest a fall. For fall arrest choose an energy absorbing lanyard to EN 355: Delta Plus offers single and twin leg (Y) webbing lanyards in 1 m or 2 m, and Karam offers single and twin leg lanyards in twisted rope, kernmantle rope and 44 mm webbing, listed to EN 355:2002 and, on most models, IS 3521 (Part 2):2021. Work positioning lanyards to EN 358, which Karam lists to EN 358:2018, are used with a positioning belt so the worker can lean back and work hands free; the Delta Plus EX030200 adjusts up to 2 m and the EX030400 up to 4 m, and the Karam ring, rope grab and openable rope grab adjusters go up to 2.0 m.
Then choose the legs and the length. A single leg lanyard suits work from one anchor, while a twin leg (Y) lanyard lets the worker clip the free leg to the next anchor before unclipping the other, so they stay connected while moving; Delta Plus makes twin leg webbing and rope lanyards, and Karam twin leg lanyards come in 1.5, 1.8 and 2.0 m. Karam also offers adjustable lanyards with a B-ring and expandable lanyards in elasticated 44 mm webbing that contract when slack and stretch to 2.0 m, leaving less slack to trip over, and its internal shock absorbing lanyards carry the absorber inside the webbing core with an impact indicator. Keep the lanyard as short as the work allows, and allow enough clear space below the worker for the absorber to open.
Next match the material and ends to the site. Karam builds many lanyards in twelve or fifteen end combinations, from plain loops to steel screw locking karabiners, snap hooks, steel or lighter aluminium scaffold hooks and a PN141 stainless steel anchorage hook. For harsh sites Karam offers sharp edge tested and edge safe lanyards for roof edges and structural steel, Flanil lanyards in flame retardant webbing with Kevlar stitching for welding and hot work, Nospark antistatic lanyards for static sensitive areas with ATEX 2014/34/EU listed on the 44 mm webbing models, Dienoc lanyards with dielectric hooks rated by Karam at 14 kV for work near electrical installations, and Revolta lanyards in oil repellent webbing.
Separate absorbers and tool lanyards complete the range. Karam offers a compact 300 mm energy absorber with 44 mm tear webbing and a smaller absorber with 35 mm tear webbing that Karam rates for free falls up to 4 m, both with an impact indicator, and an openable cover that shields an absorber from dirt and abrasion. To stop tools dropping from height, Delta Plus offers the HA200 tool holder lanyard (1 m, 4 kg) and the retractable HA204 (1.1 m, 0.5 kg), and Karam offers single and twin elasticated tool lanyards for tools up to 10 kg and a retractable tool lanyard that extends to 1.4 m.
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