Lanyards
Built for toughness and exceptional performance.
Our safety lanyards are made from the highest-quality materials that meet or exceed rigorous safety standards. That’s why workers around the world rely on them for safety, ease of use and durability.
Featured lanyard products
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3M™ DBI-SALA® EZ-Stop™ Energy-Absorbing Lanyards use a controlled tearing action, limiting the average fall arrest forces.
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Ideal when there is no overhead anchorage and your only option is to tie off at your feet.
Types of lanyards
There are two different types of lanyards: positioning lanyards, which control where you’re physically able to move to in order to keep you from entering a fall hazard zone, and shock absorbing lanyards which contain an energy-absorbing unit to limit fall arrest forces in the case of a fall.
When choosing a connecting device like a lanyard or a self-retracting lifeline (SRL), it’s important to consider the conditions of your work environment. From harsh marine and mining, oil and gas and everything in between, getting the best use out of a connecting device depends on selecting the right products for the application and your environment.
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- Include a pack-style energy absorber and offer a variety of leg types (web, cable, or with Kevlar® fibre)
- These lanyards dissipate energy, limiting the forces on your body during a fall
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- Feature an internal energy absorber that dissipates the energy of a fall
- Available in both a traditional fixed-length design and a “stretch” style that expands and contracts
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- Two lanyards that are connected at one end
- Used to provide 100% tie-off, allowing you to stay protected when moving from one location to another
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- Lanyards without energy absorbers
- Designed for positioning or restraint applications
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- Acts as both a connecting means and an anchorage connector, reducing inventory and cost
- Use when a qualified anchorage connector is not available
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- Special material with Kevlar® fibre has a 426°C char temperature rating
- Exceptional cut resistance
- Ideal for high-temperature environments or those requiring arc flash protection
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- Can be used at your feet, allowing a 3.7 m (12 ft.) free fall and maintaining forces below 1,800 lbs (8 kN)
- Use for 1.8 m (6 ft.) falls for heavier workers up to 190 kg (420 lbs)
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- Unique device cinches around a wood pole during a “cut-out,” preventing user from falling to the ground and allowing user to regain footing
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Snap into work mode with 3M™ DBI-SALA® Comfort Grip Connector
Whether you use a snap hook 10 times or 1000 times per day, the 3M™ DBI-SALA® Comfort Grip Connector will help make your job easier.
Product lines
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Dec 1, 1901Uses a controlled tearing action when subjected to fall arrest forces, limiting the average arresting forces to 900 lbs (4 kN) or less.
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Dec 1, 1901Reduce trip fall hazards, dragging or snagging by expanding to 1.8 m (6 ft.) when taut and automatically contracting to 1.4 m (4-1/2 ft.).
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Dec 1, 1901Ideal when there is no overhead anchorage and your only option is to tie off at your feet.
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Dec 1, 1901A shock-absorbing lanyard that retracts automatically to fit your unique work area.
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Dec 1, 1901Designed to hold up in the toughest environments, without shock absorbers, making them ideal for positioning or restraint applications.
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Dec 1, 1901Features effortless adjustment and cinches around a pole during a "cut-out,” allowing crew members to easily hitch-hike poles.
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Dec 1, 1901As opposed to a traditional shock pack, 3M™ Protecta® PRO™-Stop Lanyards are made from a polyester tubular web.
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Dec 1, 1901Get the job done—with high-quality compliance, comfort and safety at a price you can afford.
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Dec 1, 1901Designed without shock absorbers, making them ideal for positioning or restraint applications.
Fits around most structures with a 63.55 mm (2.5 in.) gate opening to maximize inner diameter.
Fits around most structures with a 63.55 mm (2.5 in.) gate opening to maximize inner diameter.
Ergonomic design for enhanced functionality and better fit in the palm of your hand.
Ergonomic design for enhanced functionality and better fit in the palm of your hand.
The standard length lanyard is 6 ft. but shorter and longer options are available. A lanyard should be long enough to be user-friendly, but kept short as possible to minimize the free fall distance.
The standard length lanyard is 6 ft. but shorter and longer options are available. A lanyard should be long enough to be user-friendly, but kept short as possible to minimize the free fall distance.
Must be strong enough to endure rough use and exposure to sunlight and other elements. We offer specialized webbing for different applications.
Must be strong enough to endure rough use and exposure to sunlight and other elements. We offer specialized webbing for different applications.
Lets you see if an energy absorber has been involved in a fall. If deployed, the lanyard must be removed from service immediately.
Lets you see if an energy absorber has been involved in a fall. If deployed, the lanyard must be removed from service immediately.
Connects the worker to the anchorage point.
Connects the worker to the anchorage point.
Limits fall arrest forces during a fall to less than 1,800 lbs (8 kN).
Limits fall arrest forces during a fall to less than 1,800 lbs (8 kN).
