Peakworks Premium Vertical Lifeline - Fall Protection Polysteel 5/8" Diameter Rope Made for Construction, Roofing, Rock/Tree Climbing - ANSI & OSHA Compliant (Multiple Lengths & Anchor End Styles)

Falls are one of the top sources of injuries in the workplace, and each year, are responsible for hundreds of deaths in the construction field alone. Slips and falls can happen to anyone, whether it's from spillage on the floor or working from heights. That’s why it’s important to put safety first with the best fall protection equipment. Peakworks Lifeline Rope Grabs come in a wide variety of lengths to meet all job needs. They’re made with durable polyester, which is an extruded co-polymer fiber that yields an extremely high strength. Rope is lightweight to carry around on the job, and offers excellent resistance to acids and alkalis. It has a 5/8 inch diameter with a breaking strength of 6,000 lbs. All lifelines have a snap hook and back splice at the trailing end to prevent the rope grab from coming off the end of the lifeline. It’s specially designed to provide maximum safety and protection for roofers, boaters, marine workers, rescue workers, and more, meeting ANSI Z359 fall protection code standards.

• ANSI Z359 & OSHA CERTIFIED – All Peakworks lifelines are certified to meet OSHA and ANSI Z359 Fall Protection Code Standards for fall resistance system guidelines.
• HEAVY DUTY – Vertical rope is made of 5/8 inch thick, super strong, braided polyester. Choose from a wide range of lengths, including 25 ft, 50 ft, 75 ft, 100 ft, 150 ft, and 200 ft long cables.
• METAL SNAP HOOK – Rope has a snap hook that’s compatible with any safety harness D ring. It also has a back splice at the trailing end to prevent the rope grab from coming off the end.
• HIGH WEIGHT CAPACITY – The lifeline yields an extremely high strength and can hold up to 6,000 lbs. Yet it is relatively lightweight to carry around, weighing only 9 lbs.
• SAFETY APPLICATIONS – Use with confidence for many industrial and recreational functions, including tree and rock climbing, working on a roof or boat, emergency rescue, construction, and more.