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The specific components of Guardian External Shock Lanyards vary depending on design and intended
application. All webbing is made of polyester and nylon, and is 1” in width. All connectors (snap hooks,
carabiners, and rebar hooks), are made from steel or aluminum. Contact Guardian Fall Protection with any
questions regarding specific lanyard components or composition.
Part #
Size
Description
01205
01206
01214
01215
01218
01220
18”
4’
18”
3’
4’
4’
01217
6’
Extension Lanyard w/Snap Hook
Extension Lanyard w/Rebar Hook
Single Leg Lanyard w/Snap Hooks
Single Leg Lanyard w/Snap Hooks
Double Leg Lanyard w/Steel Rebar Hooks & Snap Hook
Double Leg Lanyard w/Snap Hooks
Single Leg Lanyard w/Snap Hooks
01221
01223
01230
01231
01240
01241
01242
01243
6’
6’
6’
Single Leg Lanyard w/Rebar Hook
Double Leg Lanyard w/ Snap Hooks
Double Leg Lanyard w/Steel Rebar Hooks & Snap Hook
Single Leg Kevlar Lanyard w/snap Hooks & Shock Cover
6’
6’
6’
6’
6’
Single Leg Cable Lanyard w/Snap Hooks
Double Leg Cable Lanyard w/Snap Hooks
Double Leg Cable Lanyard w/Rebar Hooks & Snap Hook
Single Leg Cable Lanyard w/Rebar Hook & Snap Hook
Components and Specifications
Compatibility:
When making connections with External Shock Lanyard, eliminate all possibility of roll-out.
Roll-out occurs when interference between a hook and the attachment point causes the hook gate to
unintentionally open and release. All connections must be selected and deemed compatible with External
Shock Lanyard by a Competent Person. All connector gates must be self-closing and self-locking, and
withstand minimum loads of 3,600 lbs. See the following for examples of compatible/incompatible
connections:
Connector
closed and
locked to
D-ring.
OK.
Connector
to integral
lanyard.
NO.
Two or more
snap hooks or
carabiners
connected to
each other.
NO.
Two connectors
to same
D-ring.
NO.
Connector
directly to
horizontal
lifeline.
NO.
Connector
directly to
webbing.
NO.
Incompatible
or irregular
application,
which may
increase risk
of roll-out.
NO.
