Yes. The Frontline LIS61S is a 6' single-leg shock-absorbing lanyard from Frontline's Combat Series, designed for construction and general industry fall protection. It uses 1.57" polyester tubular webbing with a built-in internal energy absorber that limits fall-arrest forces to 900 lbs or less, and it terminates in steel stamped snap hooks. It meets or exceeds ANSI Z359.13-2013 and OSHA applicable standards, and it ships free from Industrial Safety Products. The internal absorber keeps the design lightweight (2.5 lbs) and low-profile compared with lanyards that use a bulky external shock pack.

The Frontline LIS61S meets or exceeds ANSI Z359.13-2013, the standard for personal energy-absorbing (shock-absorbing) lanyards, plus OSHA applicable standards (29 CFR 1926 for construction and 1910 for general industry). Frontline's spec sheet also lists ANSI A10.32-2004 (fall protection for construction). Its internal shock-absorbing design limits fall-arrest forces to 900 lbs or less, consistent with ANSI energy-absorber requirements.

The Frontline LIS61S uses an energy absorber built directly inside the 1.57" polyester tubular webbing instead of a separate external shock pack. In a fall, the absorber deploys to slow the arrest and dissipate energy, limiting the forces transmitted to the worker to 900 lbs or less. Because it's internal, the lanyard stays lightweight (2.5 lbs) and streamlined, with less to snag on the job.

The Frontline LIS61S has a maximum capacity of 310 lbs, per the manufacturer's spec sheet. This figure covers the combined weight of the worker plus tools and equipment, in line with ANSI Z359.13-2013.

The Frontline LIS61S is rated for 6' free fall shock absorption. Its internal shock-absorbing design limits fall-arrest forces to 900 lbs or less, reducing the peak load on the body during a fall. As with any energy-absorbing lanyard, verify adequate fall clearance below the work surface before use.

The Frontline LIS61S has built-in impact (load) indicators that give a visual display when the lanyard has been subjected to a fall event. If the indicator shows the lanyard has arrested a fall, it must be removed from service immediately and replaced — it is not reusable after deployment.

The Frontline LIS61S is built with 1.57" polyester tubular webbing rated to a 6,000 lb breaking strength, stitched with high-tenacity polyester thread. Its snap hooks have a 3,600 lb gate strength, and the hardware is alloy steel, zinc plated and shot blasted, with a minimum breaking strength of 5,000 lbs. Total lanyard weight is about 2.5 lbs.

The Frontline LIS61S is a single-leg lanyard with a steel stamped snap hook on each end (both terminations are textile loop with a snap hook). The hooks are alloy steel, zinc plated, with a 3,600 lb gate strength for connecting to a harness D-ring and an anchorage point.

The Frontline LIS61S uses an internal energy absorber woven into the webbing rather than an external shock pack. The advantage is a lighter (2.5 lbs), lower-profile lanyard that's less likely to snag, while still limiting fall forces to 900 lbs or less and meeting ANSI Z359.13-2013. Frontline positions its Combat Series as an economical option that doesn't compromise on safety.

The Frontline LIS61S 6' Single Leg Snaphook Lanyard with Internal Shock Absorber is available from Industrial Safety Products (industrialsafetyproducts.com) with free shipping. Bulk pricing is available for larger orders. It's an ANSI Z359.13-2013 shock-absorbing lanyard from Frontline's Combat Series.