Our fall protection lanyards are constructed from high-strength synthetic webbing, wire rope, and durable shock-absorbing materials to meet a wide range of safety requirements. The webbing is designed to for abrasion-resistance, UV exposure, and chemical exposure. It’s field-tested by our crews and you can be sure it’ll last in any work environment.

Lanyard length depends on anchor height, swing fall potential, and clearance below the worker. Shorter lanyards reduce the free-fall distance but limit mobility. Calculate total fall distance, including lanyard length, shock absorber deployment, harness stretch, and worker height. A competent person should verify that adequate clearance exists before selecting the lanyard length as well.

No. Fall arrest lanyards include shock absorbers and are designed to stop falls. Positioning lanyards support workers while they work hands-free and should never be used for fall arrest. Some adjustable restraint lanyards can function as positioning lanyards, but verify the manufacturer's specifications before dual-use applications.

Single-leg lanyards work for jobs where workers remain connected to one anchor point. Double leg lanyards are for workers that need to relocate anchor connections. They provide 100% tie-off capability for moving between anchors, common for steel erection, cell tower work, and situations requiring continuous fall protection during transitions.

Choose based on your anchor connection requirements. The most common hook types include snap hooks, rebar hooks, and carabiners. 

• Snap hooks work for most D-ring connections. 
• Rebar hooks wrap around structural steel and rebar. 
• Carabiners provide larger gate openings for thicker anchor points.

Yes! Malta Dynamics provides bulk order pricing and rental solutions for teams needing fall protection equipment.