Super Anchor Safety 6515-CS - 2-D Lanyard w/ Steel Twist Lock Carabiners

After many requests, Super Anchor developed a twin lanyard that allows workers to use the side D-rings on their harnesses for work positioning. This lanyard is specified for use as a Fall Restraint or Work Positioning device only. Do not use for Fall Arrest, vertical suspension, window-washing or rescue. We offer 6 different models all made with 3/16” wire rope, steel thimbles and connector “O” ring. All unites are hand-made in our factory in Monroe WA using state of the art swaging equipment. Accepts/Supplied with ANSI 3,600-pound gate strength connectors.

Features:

• 7x19x3/16” Wire Rope with Steel Thimbles
• 4,000-Pound Tensile Strength
• Use for Work Positioning or Fall Restraint
• Super Compact and Lightweight
• Connects to Full Body Harnesses with Side D-Rings
• Part No. 6515-C and 6515-SH are Specified for Rescue with our Harness Part No. FD-6071 Front D-Ring Harness
• 5 Different Models Available

• Brand / Model: Super Anchor Safety 6515-CS 2-D Lanyard
• Part Number: 6515-CS
• Product Type: Dual-leg (Y-style) web lanyard with steel twist-lock carabiners (non–energy-absorbing)
• Weight: ~2.4–3.2 lb (assembly; approximate—verify on label)
• Dimensions (Overall Length): Typically 72 in (6 ft) per leg; Y-split at user end (verify exact length)
• Dimensions (Web Width): ~1.0 in (25 mm) typical
• Material: High-tenacity polyester webbing; polyester stitching; forged/alloy-steel twist-lock carabiners; plated alloy-steel rings/hardware
• Finish: Corrosion-resistant plating on metal hardware; durable webbing with high-visibility accents
• Configuration: Twin-leg 100% tie-off design (two connectors at working end, single attachment at harness side)
• Ends / Connectors: Two steel twist-lock (auto-locking) carabiners on the legs; central attachment ring/connector to harness D-ring
• Gate Opening (Carabiners): ~3/4–7/8 in (19–22 mm) typical
• Gate Mechanism: Double-action twist-to-open; auto-lock closure
• Swivel / Captive: Standard eye (non-captive unless marked otherwise); maintain proper orientation during use
• Minimum Breaking Strength: 5,000 lb (22.2 kN) component MBS (web/connector)
• Gate Strength: 3,600 lb (16 kN)
• Proof Load: 3,600 lb (typical)
• Use Category: Restraint/positioning or travel restraint; for fall arrest, use only as part of a system that includes an approved energy absorber
• Max Free-Fall: 0 ft when used in restraint; follow label/site rules for any fall-arrest configuration
• User Capacity: 130–310 lb including tools and clothing (typical PFAS range; verify on label)
• Compliance: Designed to meet OSHA 1910/1926; conforms to applicable ANSI Z359.12 (connectors) and ANSI Z359.13 (lanyards) when used as directed (verify edition)
• Inspection / Indicators: Check webbing, stitching, labels, and auto-lock/snap-back before each use; remove from service after defects or significant impact/drop
• Environmental Resistance: UV- and abrasion-resistant webbing; corrosion-resistant hardware
• Compatibility: Full-body harness D-rings and rated anchors/connectors; avoid side loading, tri-axial loading, and sharp edges
• Included: Dual-leg web lanyard with two steel twist-lock carabiners and central attachment hardware (harness/anchors sold separately)

Q Question: What is this lanyard intended for—restraint/positioning or fall arrest?
A: It’s a dual-leg (Y-style) non–energy-absorbing lanyard intended for restraint/positioning and 100% tie-off. For fall arrest, use it only as part of a system that includes an approved energy absorber and follow all label/manual limits.

Q Question: How do I connect and use the steel twist-lock carabiners safely?
A: Attach each carabiner to a compatible, rated anchorage or connector with the spine aligned to the load. Use the central attachment at your harness D-ring, keep gates fully closed/locked, and avoid side loading or tri-axial loading.

Q Question: Can I tie back to the lanyard or use it on sharp or leading edges?
A: No—do not tie back to its own webbing unless the product is specifically rated for tie-back (this model is not). Protect against sharp edges and do not use for leading-edge applications.

Q Question: What inspections and care are required before use?
A: Before each use, check webbing, stitching, labels, and the carabiners’ auto-lock/snap-back. Remove from service if there’s deformation, cracks, corrosion, cuts, or after any significant impact/drop. Clean with mild soap and water, air-dry, and store dry away from UV and chemicals.