Lanyards

The Petzl Jane-Y is a double progression lanyard that allows continuous connection during rope ascents. The plastic sheaths hold the karabiners in position and facilitate clipping while protecting the terminations from abrasion. It has a 60cm long arm and a 30cm short arm.

Available in a choice of colours and with lengths up to a maximum of 1.75m metres, these robust lanyards will provide a tough alternative to more traditional webbing versions. They are sure to find uses in every industry from adventure parks to powered access, rope rescue to renewable energy.

The Petzl Grillon Hook is an adjustable working positioning lanyard with a Hook connector, it is used to make work positioning systems, to complement a fall-arrest system. The length of the lanyard is precise and easy to adjust as necessary for comfortable positioning at the work station.

The Petzl Zillon is an adjustable work positioning lanyard for tree care. It's designed to be used in double mode on the harness side attachment points, or in single mode on the ventral attachment point with the hand on the free end.

The Petzl's Jane uses dynamic rope and two sewn terminations but is stronger and less obstructive than a knotted lanyard. It can be combined with an Absorbica energy absorber to set up an energy-absorbing «I» or «Y» lanyard with a maximum length of two meters. The sewn ends are protected by a plastic sheath to hold the connector in place and protect the terminations from abrasion.

The Petzl Absorbica-Y MGO is a double lanyard with integrated energy absorber and MGO connectors. It is designed for progression on a vertical structure or a horizontal lifeline, and for passing intermediate anchors. It functions with users weighing between 50 and 140 kg. It is available in two lengths: 80 or 150 cm versions (without connectors).

The Petzl Absorbica-Y Tie-Back is a double lanyard with integrated intermediate tie-back rings and compact energy absorber. It is designed for vertical progression on very large structures and when passing intermediate anchor points. It functions with users weighing between 50 and 140 kg. The Tie-Back system allows the lanyard ends to be reconnected to fit around structures with a very large cross section. The arms are elasticized to avoid hindering progression.

The Beal Dynaclip Rope Sling has sewn ends, ensuring belaying safety and is both lightweight and compact. The seams are protected by a moulded sheath for added safety and durability and it has a dynamic performance that's far superior to a conventional tape sling.

The Beal Dynapro-Air V Hook is a v-shaped arrest lanyard for work at heights with an integrated energy absorber which meets EN 355 and EN 362 standards.

The Lyon Adjustable Rope Lanyard is designed as a flexible connecting element for use within a work at height system (work restraint or work positioning). It is not to be used for fall arrest or in conjunction with an energy absorber. Conforms to EN 358.

The Lyon Rope Lanyard is available in a choice of colours and with lengths up to a maximum of 1.75m metres, these robust lanyards will provide a tough alternative to more traditional webbing versions. They are sure to find uses in every industry from adventure parks to powered access, rope rescue to renewable energy.

The Petzl Absorbica-Y is designed to be used for workers between the weight of 50kg to 140kg with 3 separate stages of stitching in order to allow for a more optimal deceleration at differing weights. It is a double lanyard with a compact energy absorber, designed for progression on a vertical structure or a horizontal lifeline, and for passing intermediate anchors.

The Petzl Grillon is an adjustable work positioning lanyard that allows fine adjustment of position from an anchor. Its length can be very easily and precisely adjusted as necessary for comfortable positioning at the work station. Depending on the configuration, it can be used in single or double mode.

The Petzl Joko-Y Lanyard is designed for continuous belay while passing intermediate anchors. It's installed on the harness with a simple lark’s head hitch. The plastic sheaths hold the karabiners in position and protect the stitching from abrasion.

The Petzl's Jane uses dynamic rope and two sewn terminations but is stronger and less obstructive than a knotted lanyard. It can be combined with an Absorbica energy absorber to set up an energy-absorbing «I» or «Y» lanyard with a maximum length of two meters. The sewn ends are protected by a plastic sheath to hold the connector in place and protect the terminations from abrasion.