Common arresting equipment usually uses twisted ropes. These are not only significantly heavier than kernmantle ropes, but wear out more quickly because of their tendency to split. The kernmantle rope of the ABS lanyard, on the other hand, is considerably more stable and resistant to wear and tear. Splitting is not possible with kernmantle rope, and because the ABS lanyard takes on significantly less moisture than its twisted polyamide counterpart, it is more weatherproof.

Other advantages of the ABS lanyard

The system is approved for a maximum support spacing of 21 metres, and as the kernmantle rope stretches less than conventional rope in the event of a fall, the fall distance is reduced.

Incl. adjustable rope shortener

Incl. Fall dampener

Secures up to 4 people at the same time

Incl. free threaded snap hook (15 m = 1 unit, 23 m = 2 units, 30 m = 3 units)

NoticeThe temporary safety harness system is available in 15, 23 and 30 m lengths. For optimal performance, use the lanyard in combination with the ABS RopeGlide roller glider and a fall arrester.
- DIN EN 795:2012 and DIN CEN/TS 16415:2017
- DIN EN 353-2:2002 and DIN EN 358:2000
- Edge-tested kernmantle rope (dia. 12 mm) in accordance with RFU CNB/P/11.075

Application area

The ABS lanyard has been developed to simultaneously secure up to 4 people. One end of the kernmantle rope has a snap hook with screw locking device for easy and secure mounting to stop points. At the other end of the rope is a cable clamp as clamping element. In addition, the ABS lanyard has freely-movable snap hooks for attaching to intermediate brackets.

ABS lanyard Temporary rope safety system

Variants

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