Condor
Condor 45J291 Shock Absorbing Lanyard 6 ft 425 lb Black
Shock-absorbing lanyard with tubular webbing, steel snap hooks and visual load indicator rated to 425 lb and 6 ft maximum length meeting OSHA 1910.66 and 1926.502
- ColorBlack
- Shock-absorbing tubular webbing reduces fall impact forces
- Visual load indicator shows when lanyard has been deployed
- Dual steel snap hooks provide secure anchorage and harness connections
- 425 lb weight capacity supports heavy-duty users
- Meets OSHA 1910.66 and 1926.502 fall protection standards
Condor 45J291 Shock-Absorbing Lanyard
The Condor 45J291 is a 6 ft shock-absorbing lanyard built for fall-protection applications. It uses tubular polyester webbing with steel snap hooks at both the anchorage and harness ends. A visual load indicator helps confirm the unit has not been subjected to a fall event. The lanyard meets OSHA 1910.66 and OSHA 1926.502 requirements.
Workers needing a fixed-length.
This lanyard suits workers who require a 6 ft maximum working length with a 425 lb weight capacity and steel hardware. It is not adjustable, so users who need variable length should consider a different design. The dual-leg Y-configuration also means it is not intended for single-leg anchorage scenarios.
425 lb capacity with 6 ft working length
The 425 lb rating provides headroom for a worker plus tools within the stated limit. The fixed 6 ft length defines the clearance envelope; any work position requiring a longer or shorter reach will exceed the lanyard’s design parameters. Tubular webbing absorbs energy during a fall, but the unit must be removed from service after deployment.
Highlights
- Shock-absorbing tubular webbing reduces fall impact forces
- Visual load indicator shows when lanyard has been deployed
- Dual steel snap hooks provide secure anchorage and harness connections
- 425 lb weight capacity supports heavy-duty users
- Meets OSHA 1910.66 and 1926.502 fall protection standards
Specifications
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | CONDOR |
Questions about this item
What harness connection does the lanyard need to attach to my fall-protection harness?
The harness end uses a steel snap hook that clips directly to a compatible harness D-ring.
Will the 6 ft maximum working length still protect me if I keep my older 5 ft anchor strap?
Yes, the lanyard extends to 6 ft so a shorter anchor strap simply reduces total reach without affecting the shock-absorbing function.
How do I confirm the shock-absorbing webbing has not deployed after a fall?
Check the visual load indicator; if it remains hidden the tubular webbing has not activated and the lanyard is still fit for service.
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