Super Anchor Safety 6014-18 - 18" Web Lanyard, Snaphook & Loop End

Built for tight, tidy connections, this 18-inch single-leg web lanyard keeps hardware close to the harness and helps reduce slack where space is limited. A double-locking snaphook delivers fast, secure clip-ins to rated D-rings, while the sewn loop end lets you girth-hitch compatible anchor straps or connect with a rated carabiner. Durable webbing, rugged stitching, and clear labeling make inspections quick so crews can move safely and efficiently.

Features

• 18 in working length for compact tie-offs and clean gear management at the D-ring.
• Double-locking snaphook for quick, secure connections to compatible anchors and D-rings.
• Sewn loop end for girth-hitching anchor straps or connecting via a rated carabiner.
• High-tenacity webbing with tough stitching for abrasion and UV resistance.
• Clear serial and inspection labeling to support pre-use and periodic checks.
• Compliance-minded design intended to meet OSHA requirements and applicable ANSI connector/lanyard standards when used as directed.
• Versatile use for restraint or positioning; for fall arrest, use only as part of a system that includes an approved energy absorber.
• Not for tie-back or leading-edge applications; protect from sharp edges and chemicals.

• Brand / Model: Super Anchor Safety 6014-18 Web Lanyard
• Part Number: 6014-18
• Product Type: Single-leg web lanyard (non–energy-absorbing), snaphook × sewn loop
• Weight: ~0.8–1.4 lb (assembly; typical—verify on label)
• Dimensions (Overall Length): 18 in (457 mm)
• Dimensions (Web Width): ~1.0 in (25 mm) typical
• Material: High-tenacity polyester webbing; polyester stitching; plated alloy-steel snaphook
• Ends / Connectors: Double-locking steel snaphook on one end; sewn loop on the other
• Gate Opening (Snaphook): ~3/4–7/8 in (19–22 mm)
• 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 or positioning; 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
• Inspection / Indicators: Check webbing, stitching, labels, and snaphook auto-lock before each use; remove from service if defects or after significant impact/drop
• Compliance: Designed to meet OSHA 1910/1926; conforms to applicable ANSI Z359.12 (connector) and ANSI Z359.13 (lanyard) when used as directed (verify edition)
• Environmental Resistance: UV- and abrasion-resistant webbing; corrosion-resistant plated hardware
• Compatibility: Full-body harness D-rings, rated anchor straps/points, and compatible connectors (avoid side loading and do not tie-back unless specifically rated)
• Included: 18" web lanyard with double-locking snaphook and sewn loop end

Q: What is this lanyard intended for—restraint/positioning or fall arrest?
A: It’s a non–energy-absorbing web lanyard intended for restraint/positioning and compact tie-offs. For fall arrest, use it only as part of a system that includes an approved energy absorber and follow all label/manual limits.

Q: How do I connect the snaphook and the sewn loop correctly?
A: Clip the double-locking snaphook to a compatible, rated D-ring or anchorage connector. Use the sewn loop to girth-hitch a rated anchor strap or connect via a rated carabiner—keep proper orientation, ensure the gate fully auto-locks, and avoid side loading.

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

Q: What inspections and limits should I follow before use?
A: Before each use, check webbing, stitching, labels, and the snaphook’s auto-lock/snap-back. Remove from service if there’s damage or after any significant impact/drop. Typical system limits include a user capacity of 130–310 lb (including tools/clothing) and 0 ft max free-fall in restraint; always verify on the product label and confirm required fall clearance for your setup.