Types, Construction, and Configuration
Safety lanyards available on the website are designed for professional work at height and manufactured from polyester core ropes. This construction provides a strong combination of durability, flexibility, and resistance to everyday wear. The products are offered in two colour versions, which can support easier equipment identification and better organisation of gear on site.
The range includes three practical variants. The single version is a classic lanyard with two ends, suitable for many standard applications. The single adjustable version is finished on one side with an adjustable loop, allowing better adaptation to the working position. The double version ends with a double loop for snaps, which is useful when a specific connection layout is needed. All models are available in different lengths, from 1.4 m to 2 m, and can be ordered with or without various types of snap hooks, depending on the job requirements.
Standards, Testing, and safety lanyards in Heat-Resistant Versions
In addition to standard models, the offer also includes heat-resistant versions in single, single adjustable, and double formats, safety lanyards are made with special materials, including aramid, for use in highly demanding environments. They are approved for work in hazardous areas and have also been tested for ignition, which increases their suitability for extremely dangerous conditions involving elevated temperatures and fire-related risks.
Compliance and quality control are treated with great care. Each lanyard meets the requirements of the EP and EU Council Regulation (2016/425) and complies with EN 354:2010, together with other strength and safety requirements. Heat-resistant models also meet EN 358:1999 P.4.1.5, and the products hold certification from the Central Institute for Labour Protection. A comprehensive testing process verifies tensile strength, wear resistance, and environmental resilience, helping ensure reliable performance and a high level of user safety in demanding workplaces.”