Super Anchor Safety Flex Lanyard

The 6501 to 6504 series are flexible energy-absorbing web lanyards designed for single user fall arrest or work positioning. Each model uses internal shock-absorbing webbing to limit peak fall forces while allowing extension and retraction of the lanyard. They are built to ANSI and CSA standards with 3,600 lb rated connectors and peak force approximately 900 lb at 6 ft free fall.

Key Features

• Energy-absorbing web lanyard for one person
• Internal shock tear webbing design
• 3,600 lb rated connectors on both ends
• Service length of 72″ with expandable elastic cover
• Dual use: fall arrest and working positioning

• SKUs: 6501, 6502, 6503, 6504

• Brand / Series: Super Anchor Safety Flex Lanyard
• Product Type: Elasticized (“stretch”) web lanyard available in restraint/positioning or energy-absorbing variants
• Part Numbers: Vary by length and connector style (verify on product label)
• Weight: ~1.2–2.6 lb (assembly; depends on length/connectors)
• Dimensions (Relaxed Length): ~4–4.5 ft (typical)
• Dimensions (Extended Length): ~6 ft (72 in) when fully stretched (typical)
• Web Width: ~1.0 in (25 mm) elasticized polyester webbing
• Material: High-tenacity polyester elastic webbing; polyester stitching
• Hardware: Plated alloy-steel or aluminum connectors (model dependent); corrosion-resistant finish
• Connector Options: Double-locking snaphooks, rebar hooks, captive-eye carabiners (varies by SKU)
• Gate Opening (Typical): Snaphook ~3/4–7/8 in (19–22 mm); Rebar hook ~2–2.5 in (50–64 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)
• Energy Absorption (If Equipped): Integrated pack-style absorber to limit maximum arrest force (see label/manual for exact MAF)
• Use Category: Restraint/positioning by default; for fall arrest use only SKUs with an energy absorber and per the instructions
• User Capacity: 130–310 lb including tools/clothing (typical ANSI range; verify on label)
• Max Free-Fall: 0 ft in restraint; up to 6 ft on energy-absorbing versions when configured per instructions
• Elastic Benefit: Reduces slack and swing by contracting when not under load
• Compliance: Designed to meet OSHA 1910/1926; conforms to applicable ANSI Z359.12 (connectors) and Z359.13 (lanyards) when used as directed (verify edition)
• Inspection / Indicators: Check webbing elasticity, stitching, labels, and auto-lock action before each use; remove from service after defects or any fall event
• Environmental Resistance: UV- and abrasion-resistant webbing; corrosion-resistant hardware
• Compatibility: Full-body harness D-rings, rated anchors/anchor straps, and compatible connectors (avoid side/cross-loading; protect from sharp edges)
• Included: Flex (elasticized) lanyard assembly with selected connectors (harness and anchors sold separately)

• Attach one connector to a certified anchor point, verifying orientation and full lock.
• Connect the opposite end to the dorsal D-ring (or appropriate harness connection) and ensure it’s locked.
• Allow the webbing to retract and extend as the user moves, maintaining slack control.
• In the event of a fall, the internal tear webbing will deploy and absorb energy to limit peak forces.
• After use, inspect the webbing, connectors, energy absorber, and cover for any signs of damage before reusing.

Q: What models are in the 6501–6504 series?
A: 6501, 6502, 6503, 6504, all part of the Flex lanyard line.

Q: What is the service length of these lanyards?
A: 72 inches.

Q: What is the maximum user weight allowed?
A: 310 lb including tools.

Q: What connectors strength is required?
A: Connectors must be rated at 3,600 lb gate strength.

Q: What is the peak force during fall arrest?
A: Approximately 900 lb at 6 ft free fall.