Stop the fall, then survive the arrest.
Harnesses, energy-absorbing lanyards, guided and retractable arresters. Everything in this line exists to do two things: keep the fall short, and keep the force that stops it inside what a body can take.
Four decisions before you buy
Fall protection fails at the joins. Before specifying a harness, settle the anchor, the clearance and the rescue plan — the equipment follows from those.
Anchorage
Overhead where possible. An anchor at foot level turns a 2 m fall into a 4 m one and changes which device you need.
Clearance
Deployment length, harness stretch, worker height and a safety margin. Run the numbers before you choose lanyard over retractable.
Arrest force
Our energy absorbers hold arrest force to the rated limit. Restraint and work positioning are not fall arrest and are not rated for it.
Rescue
Suspension trauma starts in minutes. A fall arrest plan without a retrieval plan is half a plan.
Harnesses
Sit harnesses for work positioning and rope access, full body harnesses for fall arrest, and evacuation triangles for casualties who cannot wear either.
Lanyards and arresters
Energy-absorbing lanyards, guided arresters for fixed cable systems, and retractable blocks for overhead anchorage.
Standards on this line
Lanyards
GB 24543-2009. Rated load and webbing width are stated per part number.
Guided arresters
Maximum arrest force held to 5 kN on 8–12 mm steel cable.
Harnesses
Notified body 1282 where declared. See each product page for its own declaration.
Documentation
IFU, declaration of conformity, serial and batch record with every unit.
Specifying for a site?
Send us the task, the height, the anchor situation and the jurisdiction. We will come back with a compliant configuration and the clearance calculation behind it.