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Ikar Fall Protection Fall Arrest Lanyards Energy Absorbing
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IKAR Fall Protection Fall Arrest Lanyards
Energy Absorbing are also known as: IKAR Safety Lanyard, IKAR Energy Absorbing Lanyard, IKAR Fall Arrest
Lanyard, IKAR Fall Arrester, IKAR Shock Absorber Lanyard, IKAR Shock Absorbing Lanyard, an IKAR Arrester Lanyard, IKAR Twin
Safety Lanyards, IKAR Twin Energy Absorbing Lanyard, IKAR Twin Fall Arrest Lanyard, IKAR Twin Fall Arrester, IKAR Twin Shock
Absorber Lanyard, IKAR Twin Shock Absorbing Lanyard, IKAR Twin Arrester Lanyard, IKAR Twin Leg Safety Lanyards, IKAR Twin
Leg Energy Absorbing Lanyard, IKAR Twin Leg Fall Arrest Lanyard, IKAR Twin Leg Fall Arrester, IKAR Twin Leg Shock Absorber
Lanyard, IKAR Twin Leg Shock Absorbing Lanyard, IKAR Twin Leg Arrester Lanyard Two Tails Two Tails Energy Absorbing Lanyard,
IKAR Two Tails Fall Arrest Lanyard, IKAR Two Tails Fall Arrester, IKAR Two Tails Shock Absorber Lanyard, IKAR Two Tails Shock
Absorbing Lanyard, IKAR Two Tails Arrester Lanyard.
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IKAR Webbing Energy Absorbing Lanyard – to EN355:2002
25mm Webbing Energy
Absorbing Lanyard with a Screwed Triangular Link one end and a Double Action Hook at the other end. Interconnection between
the ‘lanyard’ and the energy absorber is via a screwed triangular link. This Fall Arrest Lanyard should be used
to protect the User when working in a potential fall situation i.e. on or near an exposed edge, so should a fall occur it
will be arrested.
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IKAR Webbing Energy
Absorbing Lanyard – to EN355:2002
25mm Webbing Energy Absorbing Lanyard with a Screwed Triangular Link at one
end and a Large Double Action Hook at the other end. Interconnection between the ‘lanyard’ and the energy absorber
is via a screwed triangular link. This Fall Arrest Lanyard should be used to protect the User when working in a potential
fall situation i.e. on or near an exposed edge, so should a fall occur it will be arrested.
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IKAR Webbing Energy Absorbing Y Lanyard – to EN355:2002
25mm Webbing Energy
Absorbing Y Lanyard with a Screwed Triangular Link at one end and Double Action Hooks at the Y ends. Interconnection between
the ‘lanyard’ and the energy absorber is via a screwed triangular link. This Fall Arrest Lanyard should be used
to protect the User when working in a potential fall situation i.e. on or near an exposed edge, so should a fall occur it
will be arrested. By using a IKAR ‘Y’ Energy Absorbing, Fall arrest Lanyard, which has two ‘working’
attachment ends, it gives the User the ability to stay permanently attached when moving around, giving permanent work attachment
for example on a lattice steel tower.
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IKAR Webbing Energy Absorbing Y Lanyard – 1.0m to EN355:2002
25mm Webbing
Energy Absorbing Y Lanyard with a Screwed Triangular Link at one end and Large Double Action Hooks at the Y ends. Interconnection
between the ‘lanyard’ and the energy absorber is via a screwed triangular link. This Fall Arrest Lanyard should
be used to protect the User when working in a potential fall situation i.e. on or near an exposed edge, so should a fall occur
it will be arrested. By using a IKAR ‘Y’ Energy Absorbing, Fall arrest Lanyard, which has two ‘working’
attachment ends, it gives the User the ability to stay permanently attached when moving around, giving permanent work attachment
for example on a lattice steel tower.
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Users of Energy Absorbing, Fall Arrest Lanyards, should
be trained in its safe use and the applications it is designed to be used in. This should include selection of connectors,
selection of a suitable anchor point, pendulum swings, use over an edge and free space requirements.
All fall protection
equipment made from synthetic fibres available for use by an employee should be inspected by the User prior to use each and
every time it is used (for which they should have been trained to do so) and at least every 6 months should be subjected to
a Detailed Inspection by a competent person. The actual frequency of the Detailed Inspection by the competent person should
be deemed through ‘risk assessment’ taking into account the frequency of use and the environment it is being used
in. The competent person carrying out the Detailed Inspection should have specific training to inspect fall protection PPE.
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