Protecta hot work kevlar lanyard 1340129C, 7012817346, 310lb

3M Protecta Pro-Pack Shock Absorbing Lanyard for Hot Work (6 ft)

3M reference FP-1340129C (7012817346).

To complete your protection, you will find the Protecta welder harness (FPH1191392C); this specific model is configured for hot work.

The 3M Protecta Pro-Pack shock absorbing lanyard is an essential piece of personal protective equipment for workers at high-performing tasks involving heat, sparks, or flames. Designed with fire-resistant materials, it combines fall arrest safety and extreme durability in the most demanding work environments.

Compliant with the CSA Z259.11-17 standard, this lanyard has a weight capacity ranging from 130 lb to 310 lb (59 kg to 140 kg), including the worker's body, clothing, and tools.

Make no compromise between your comfort and your safety

We offer a complete range of equipment tailored to various work environments:

1. Fall protection safety harnesses.
2. Lanyards.
3. Lifelines & self-retracting straps.
4. Vertical ropes and sliding fall arresters.
5. Connectors and anchor systems.
6. Roofer kits.
7. Tripods and lifelines for confined spaces.
8. Horizontal lifelines.
9. Fall protection accessories.

Expert Tip (Hot Work Specific)

Don’t make the mistake of using a standard polyester lanyard for your welding or grinding tasks. Even a small spark can compromise the structural integrity of conventional synthetic fibers without being visible to the naked eye. This 3M Protecta lanyard uses aramid fiber (Kevlar) webbing that provides thermal protection up to 700°F.

My Pro Tip: For optimal safety, always ensure that your anchor point is also protected. For a complete system that complies with the CSA Z259.11-17 standard, combine this lanyard with a Kevlar harness and a steel cable anchor sling.

Why choose the Pro-Pack lanyard for hot work?

Working near welding, grinding, or cutting operations exposes standard nylon or polyester equipment to the risk of melting or breaking. This lanyard eliminates this danger thanks to its aramid (Kevlar) fiber construction, which does not burn or conduct heat like conventional synthetic fibers. It thus provides complete peace of mind for welders and metal fabricators working in high-heat-risk areas who are required to use certified fall protection equipment.

Particularities of the 3M Protecta lanyard

• Superior thermal resistance: Kevlar webbing designed to resist welding sparks and intense heat up to 700°F.
• Pro-Pack shock absorber: Controlled deployment system that reduces the impact on the worker's body in the event of a fall.
• Robust components: Zinc-plated steel snap hooks resistant to corrosion with a 3,600 lb gate capacity.
• Fall indicator: Warning stitch allowing to check at a glance if the lanyard has been subjected to an arrest force.
• Increased flexibility: Despite its robustness, the lanyard remains easy to handle so as not to hinder the user's movements during work.

How to use your safety lanyard

• Pre-use inspection: Check for the absence of cuts, deep burns, or frayed threads on the Kevlar webbing before each work shift.
• Connection to the harness: Attach the end equipped with the shock absorber to the dorsal "D" ring of your safety harness.
• Anchoring: Attach the other end to an approved anchor point capable of supporting a 5,000 lb load.
• Locking verification: Ensure that the double-locking snap hooks are perfectly closed and secured.
• Fall clearance: Always calculate the necessary free fall distance, taking into account the deployment of the absorber (approximately 3.5 ft additional).

Maintenance and lifespan

To maximize the lifespan of your lanyard, clean it with warm water and mild soap if it becomes soiled with oil or grease. Let it air dry, away from any direct heat sources. Store it in a cool, dry place, away from prolonged exposure to UV rays, because although Kevlar is flame-resistant, it can deteriorate if exposed to excessive sunlight.

Safety tips for hot work workers

It is strongly recommended to use this lanyard in combination with a Kevlar or Nomex harness to ensure integral thermal protection of your fall arrest system. Never attempt to modify the webbing or repair a damaged stitch yourself. In the event of a fall, the lanyard must be immediately removed from service and destroyed to avoid any accidental reuse.

FAQ on the Protecta Pro-Pack lanyard

Can this lanyard be used for electrical work?

Although Kevlar is a relative insulator, this lanyard features steel snap hooks that are conductive. For work under tension, consult an electrical protection specialist.

What is the maximum lifespan of this product?

In the absence of damage or a fall, 3M generally recommends an annual inspection by a competent person. The webbing can last several years, depending on use, in accordance with CSA and ANSI standards.

Does the lanyard resist molten metal splashes?

Yes, the Kevlar webbing is specifically tested not to ignite or melt upon contact with grinding sparks and small welding splashes common during hot work.

Additional Lanyard suggestions:

Looking to optimize your fall protection system? For complete protection, combine your lanyard with reliable anchors: a permanent connector (FPA826) for roofing, a temporary anchor (FPAF075N) for concrete, or a robust fixed anchor (FPA822). Complete your equipment with the mandatory harness sign (ECO130), the galvanized steel sling (FPAE), and the 6 ft retractable lanyard for the leading edge (FPLR76105-6LEAR). Each component of the harness-lanyard-anchor system can save lives at height.

Under “Accessories” at the bottom of the page. Looking to optimize your fall protection system? For complete protection, combine your lanyard with . Each component of the harness-lanyard-anchor system can save lives at height carabiner (FPAM88), the Protecta harness for hot work (FPH1191329C), the 3‑way confined‑space system (FPLRK3), the robust oval carabiner (FPAM91) and the warning line with pennants (EFLAC).

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