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The 3M single-leg polyester webbing lanyard is designed for fall protection at a fixed workstation or in restraint. Fitted with a Force2 controlled tear-away energy absorber, it limits arrest forces in the event of a fall and suits a worker from 140 to 310 lb. Compliant with the CSA Z259.11 standard.
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3M purchase code: 7012817235, model: 1246167C
This 6-foot single-leg lanyard with built-in energy absorber is ideal for work performed at a fixed station or for restraint applications, where a single anchorage point is used.
It is fitted with a self-locking zinc-plated steel snap hook at each end, allowing quick connection to the harness and to the approved anchorage point.
For work requiring frequent movement between anchor points, we also offer the (double-leg Y-lanyard) model. This twin-arm configuration provides a 100% continuous connection, since the second arm is attached before the first is released.
In the Canadian construction and industrial maintenance sectors, fall prevention is a top priority. This 6-foot single-leg lanyard links the worker to the anchorage point while absorbing the energy of a fall. The Force2 (EZ-Stop) tear-away energy absorber is designed to limit fall arrest forces to safe levels (below 6 kN), significantly reducing the risk of serious injury. The 3M range combines durability and reliability, providing a solution that meets the strictest safety standards.
Choosing this lanyard means investing in professional-grade equipment that makes no compromises on safety. Its robust polyester webbing resists abrasion and harsh working environments. Whether you are working on towers, scaffolding, or steel structures, this lanyard is built to guarantee your safety at the workstation.
Important Note: This lanyard is intended for connection to a single anchorage point. Particular vigilance is required during movement phases. In the event of a fall, the absorber deploys to limit the impact forces on the body.
Location: It is located inside the pouch that contains the Force2 energy absorber.
Operation: The absorber is built with a special safety stitch that tears in the event of an impact.
Visual inspection: If the lanyard takes an impact force (a fall), this stitch tears and the absorber begins to deploy. It then becomes clear that the equipment is no longer safe and must be discarded immediately.
Why is this crucial? The CSA Z259.11 standard requires the user to be able to quickly determine whether the absorber has been activated. Without this indicator, a worker could use a lanyard whose internal fibers are already stretched or broken, which would not protect during a second fall.
For optimal safety, connect the end fitted with the energy absorber to the dorsal D-ring of your safety harness, and attach the other end to an approved anchorage point. Make sure the snap hooks are properly locked. Since this is a single-arm lanyard, plan your movements so you are never left detached at height.
Rigorous maintenance extends the life of your lanyard and ensures your safety. Before each use, inspect the webbing for cuts, burns, or signs of excessive wear. Check that the self-locking snap hooks work properly. Clean the lanyard with warm water and a mild soap if soiled, and let it air dry, away from direct heat sources. Store it in a cool, dry place, away from UV rays and chemicals.
It is crucial to calculate your fall clearance before starting work. Since this lanyard is 6 feet long and the absorber can deploy over several additional feet, make sure there is sufficient clearance below your work area to avoid any impact with the ground. Always train your personnel in the proper use of fall protection equipment and ensure a rescue plan is in place before any work at height.
Yes, this product is certified to the CSA Z259.11 standard, ensuring its compliance for construction sites and industrial environments in Canada.
This lanyard is designed for a worker whose total weight (including tools) is between 140 and 310 lb.
Service life depends on use and maintenance, but it must be removed from service immediately if it has taken a fall or if inspection reveals degradation of the webbing or metal components.
Want to optimize your fall protection system? For complete protection, combine your lanyard with reliable anchorages: a permanent roof connector (FPA826), a temporary concrete anchor (FPAF075N), or a robust fixed connector (FPA822). Complete your equipment with the mandatory harness sign (ECO130) and the self-locking D-shaped carabiner (FPAM88). For the harness to connect this lanyard to, choose for example the ExoFit X100 Class A harness (FPH140102XCA) or the Class AL model (FPH140100XCAL). Every component of the harness-lanyard-anchorage system can save lives at height.
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