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Protect yourself from arc flash hazards with the Guardian Arc Flash Shock Absorbing Lanyard. Designed for use in high-risk environments, this lanyard features heat and burn resistant materials, including Kevlar and Nomex blended webbing. The bungee-style stretch legs prevent snagging and sagging, ensuring a safe and convenient connection. Meets ASTM F887 arc flash standards and offers a high strength 3600 lb. gate hook or webbing tie-back loop option. Ideal for users wearing PPE for long periods, this lanyard is perfect for electrical workers, maintenance personnel, and anyone working with high-voltage equipment. Stay safe and connected with the Guardian Arc Flash Shock Absorbing Lanyard.
Top product features:
High strength 3600 lb. Gate hooks
Dual-action snap hook or webbing tie-back loop option available for body connection
Bungee-style stretch webbing to mitigate sag and trip hazards
Designed and built with superior heat and burn resistant materials like kevlar® and nomex® blended webbing the arc flash shock absorbing stretch lanyard is designed for use in environments where the risk of arc flash or extreme heat exists. This is an optimal connecting device solution that's lightweight and convenient. The bungee-style stretch legs help mitigate the potential for the connector leg to snag or get in the way. This is a great solution for users wearing their gear and ppe for long periods of time. Features ul style"margin-top0px; padding-top 5px; padding-bottom 5px;" meets astm f887 arc flash standards high strength 3600 lb. Gate hooks dual-action snap hook or webbing tie-back loop option available for body connection bungee-style stretch webbing to mitigate sag and trip hazards