ARESTA Twin Elasticated Safety Lanyard 1.8m

ARESTA Twin Elasticated Safety Lanyard 1.8m – EN355 Shock Absorbing Fall Arrest Lanyard

The ARESTA Twin Elasticated Safety Lanyard is designed to provide continuous fall protection for professionals working at height. Ideal for scaffolding, construction, roofing, industrial maintenance, and structural steelwork, its twin-leg design allows users to move safely between anchorage points while remaining continuously connected throughout the transition.

Manufactured with dual elasticated webbing, the lanyard expands and contracts with movement to reduce excess slack and improve mobility. An integrated energy-absorbing shock pack helps reduce impact forces in the event of a fall, while the two 50mm scaffold hooks and locking carabiner provide secure and reliable attachment to both the harness and anchorage points.

Certified to EN355 and EN354, this 1.8m twin elasticated safety lanyard provides dependable protection for professional users who require continuous attachment while working at height.

Key Features

• Certified to EN355 & EN354 standards
• Twin elasticated lanyard for continuous attachment
• Allows safe movement between anchor points
• Built-in shock absorber reduces fall arrest forces
• Elasticated webbing reduces slack and improves mobility
• Two 50mm scaffold hooks for secure anchorage
• Locking carabiner for harness attachment
• Durable, hard-wearing construction
• Suitable for professional working at height
• 1.8m maximum working length

Product Specifications

• Product: ARESTA Twin Elasticated Safety Lanyard
• Length: 1.8m
• Standards: EN355 & EN354
• Lanyard Type: Twin Elasticated
• Shock Absorber: Integrated Tear Shock Absorbers
• Harness Connection: Locking Carabiner
• Anchorage Connection: 2 × 50mm Scaffold Hooks
• Application: Fall Arrest

Please Note

This lanyard should only be used as part of a compatible fall arrest system. The twin-leg design is intended to allow continuous attachment when transferring between anchorage points. Always inspect the lanyard before each use and ensure it is connected to suitable certified anchorage points in accordance with current working at height regulations and manufacturer’s guidance.