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Safety Equipment

Fall-Arrest Lanyards

Fall-Arrest Lanyards

Clip to your harness and an anchor to stop you from hitting the ground if you fall

Fall-Arrest Extension Straps

Fall-Arrest Extension Straps

Hook to the D-ring on your harness to make it easier to attach a fall-arrest lanyard

Fall-Arrest Anchors

Fall-Arrest Anchors

Fasten to a beam or ceiling and your fall-arrest lanyard to catch you if you fall

Fall-Arrest Harnesses

Fall-Arrest Harnesses

Distribute force throughout the body when your fall-arrest lanyard catches you

Fall-Arrest Anchor Spans

Fall-Arrest Anchor Spans

Anchor your fall-arrest lanyard along horizontal or vertical spans; also called lifelines

Equipment Lanyards

Equipment Lanyards

Tether tools or hard hats to your harness so they don't fall if dropped

Harness Webbing Rings

Harness Webbing Rings

Attach to your harness to hold excess lanyard webbing out of the way

Tool Holding Rings

Tool Holding Rings

Slide onto tools to connect them to equipment lanyards

Material Handling

Carabiners

Hook onto rope and webbing to quickly connect objects, fittings, and other lengths of rope

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