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Buy Safety Harnesses and Safety Lanyards at DiscountSafetyGear.com for great prices without sacrificing quality. We carry safety harnesses and lanyards manufactured by Miller®, MSA and North Safety®, some of the most respected safety equipment manufacturers in the industry. All Miller, North and MSA fall protection products meet or exceed all ANSI, OSHA and CSA standards. When your life is hanging in the balance, rely on a brand you can trust!
If you have any questions pertaining to fall protection, please see our Fall Protection Information and FAQ's page.
Are you familiar with the ABC's of personal fall arrest protection systems? Read about it at our Safety Equipment Blog.
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See our Safety Harness Documentation to make sure you purchase a harness appropriate for your type of work.
Also, please review the following important information regarding potential Safety Harness Hazards. Improper use of a safety harness can be fatal, so it's important to read all instructions and take all necessary safety precautions before use.
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To protect a worker from falling, especially when he is working above the ground, a harness and lanyard are needed. Our store carries harnesses and lanyards made by Miller, MSA, and North and all meet or exceed ANSI, OSHA, and CSA standards.
All of our harnesses have a full body or cross over design and are made with a vest style to fit body types up to 400lbs. Most are made from lightweight components, such as lightweight polyester straps and adjustable legs. In the case a worker needs more mobility, Miller makes harnesses from DuraFlex material.
Lanyards are used to reduce impact of a fall and come in such categories as shock absorbing, single and twin leg, fall restraint, and self-retracting. Shock absorbing lanyards are used when a freefall distance exceeds two feet. Single and twin leg lanyards are similar in purpose to a shock absorbing lanyard but are for the construction industry and aerial lifts respectively. Fall restraint lanyards are used when the fall distance is two feet or less. They are for travel restriction and stabilization of a worker at an elevation. Self-retracting lanyards, or “lifelines,” are used in climbing instances to allow for freedom of movement but to limit freefall.
A body belt can be used with a lanyard and harness but is not used for reducing the impact of a fall. A body belt will maintain a worker’s position but is only used for positioning.
Our website also carries roofing and construction kits. For fall protection in the respective industries, the kits contain harnesses, lanyards, lifelines, and carry bags.
