V-SERIES Stretch Shock Absorbing Lanyard – 6 Ft, Single Leg with 36C Snap Hooks
The MSA V-Series 10193748 stretch energy-absorbing lanyard combines a 6-foot extended length with small 36C snap hooks at the harness and anchorage ends. Its elastic webbing contracts during movement to help reduce trailing length for construction crews and industrial maintenance workers.
MSA10193748
10193748
Single leg
6 ft
1 in polyester
Small 36C snap hooks
310 lb, including clothing and tools
Key Features
- Stretch webbing helps reduce loose length and associated snagging.
- An energy absorber limits arrest forces by deploying during a fall.
- An abrasion-resistant cover protects the energy absorber during routine handling.
- RFID identification supports equipment tracking and inspection records.
Common Uses
- Construction tasks with approved anchorage and sufficient clearance.
- Industrial maintenance on elevated equipment or platforms.
- Structural work where this connector configuration matches the planned system.
Selection and Use
Choose a single-leg lanyard only when the work can be completed while maintaining the required protection. Disconnecting to move between anchors creates an unprotected interval unless another suitable system is in use. Twin-leg equipment is one way to maintain attachment during transitions, but it is not the only possible solution. Select the system for the hazard rather than assuming a particular lanyard design satisfies every OSHA requirement.
Standards and Safety
MSA lists ANSI Z359.13-2013 for 10193748 and explicitly identifies it as not leading-edge rated. Its 310 lb capacity includes the worker and carried equipment. Use the supplied instructions to verify free-fall limits and clearance. The energy absorber is part of the MSA V-Series design; this product should not be described as using Miller’s SofStop absorber or an unverified 900 lb peak-force limit.
Employers must select compatible components, provide training and plan for prompt rescue. OSHA 1926.502 addresses construction fall-protection systems; OSHA 1910.140 applies to general-industry personal fall protection. These are employer requirements, not OSHA product approvals.
Manufacturer Documents
FAQ
Can this lanyard run over a leading edge?
No leading-edge approval is listed for this model. Select equipment specifically approved for the intended edge exposure.
Is it compatible with any ANSI harness?
Compatibility requires more than a standards label. Verify the hook and D-ring geometry, orientation and manufacturer instructions.
Is this an adjustable-length lanyard?
MSA identifies it as stretch, not adjustable. Elastic movement does not provide a manually set restraint length.
