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P+P ''Chunkie Stretch" Single Leg Elasticated Webbing Fall Arrest Lanyard with Karabiner and Scaffold Hook - 1.75m
P&P single leg stretchable lanyard with screwgate karabiner one end and large aluminium double action scaffod snap hook other.
Chunkie Stretch Webbing Lanyard / PASL-3996
Manufacturing Standard: EN355:2002


Single tail elasticated/stretchy lanyard suitable for arresting potential falls. The lanyard incorporates a 'tear-web' energy absorbing pack.
Material Specifications
35mm polyester elasticated stretch webbing complete with a fitted protective oversleeve.
Attachment Points
Steel screwgate karabiner on the energy absorber and a large aluminium double action scaffold snaphook on the other end.
Size / Length
1.75m
Standards
EN355:2002
Pricing
Single tail elasticated/stretchy lanyard suitable for arresting potential falls. The lanyard incorporates a 'tear-web' energy absorbing pack.
Material Specifications
35mm polyester elasticated stretch webbing complete with a fitted protective oversleeve.
Attachment Points
Steel screwgate karabiner on the energy absorber and a large aluminium double action scaffold snaphook on the other end.
Size / Length
1.75m
Standards
EN355:2002
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