Elk River 7' Twin Leg Web Self-Retracting Lifeline – Dyneema Webbing, Aluminum Housing
The Elk River 7' Twin Leg Web Retractable is a personal self-retracting lifeline built for 100% tie-off. Its twin-leg design allows the worker to connect the second leg to the next anchorage before disconnecting the first, maintaining continuous fall protection while moving across steel, towers, and elevated structures.
Each leg retracts independently to keep the lifeline taut, minimizing slack and reducing free-fall distance compared to conventional twin-leg shock-absorbing lanyards. The unit locks automatically at the onset of a fall and arrests the worker in less than 24 inches, meeting ANSI Z359.14 as a Class A device for work with limited fall clearance.
The lifelines are 1" Dyneema webbing, a high-modulus synthetic fiber offering exceptional strength-to-weight ratio with excellent cut and abrasion resistance. The aluminum housing keeps the assembly light enough to be worn directly on the harness through a full shift.
Steel carabiner and snap hook connectors provide secure attachment to the harness and to compatible anchor points.
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Product Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Personal Self-Retracting Lifeline (SRL-P) |
| Configuration | Twin Leg (100% Tie-Off) |
| Working Length | 7 ft |
| Lifeline | 1 in Dyneema webbing |
| Housing | Aluminum |
| Maximum Arrest Distance | Less than 24 in |
| Standards | ANSI Z359.14, Class A |
| Connectors | Steel Carabiner and Snap Hook |
| Primary Applications | Steel Erection; Tower Work; Construction; Limited Fall Clearance; Work at Height |
| Manufacturer | Elk River |
| Item Number | 22508 |