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Leading edge rope shock absorbing safety lanyards are uniquely developed to be tough enough and optimized for high impact edge abrasion, found today in harsh, abrasive environments. Drew Beardmore Leading Edge managing director said "we are continuing our safety lanyard ongoing battle within the industry for higher quality safety lanyards products at a more affordable prices. We have pride in our ability to provide customers with real safety lanyard solutions that have an excellent high quality materials and design, insuring the very best in safety considerations. We are constantly developing new safety lanyard and services that exceed quality expectations and maintain low prices. Our safety lanyard range is getting bigger everyday so take advantage of some of our great new safety lanyard offers and see for yourself how you can get your hands on real quality safety lanyard at competitive prices.

What makes our rope shock absorbing safety lanyards unique and therefore able to cope with the environment is the multiband rope used. Its fibrous inner core provides the strength and flexibility whilst maintaining it lightweight and flexible characteristic. A tight woven outer jacket protects the inner core from abrasion and the ingress of dirt, creating a tough, lightweight safety lanyards which remains supple for freedom of movement. The shock absorber is highly developed using the latest blended webbing and weaving, through material behaviour and design, creates a shock absorber that has both smoother impact dissipation, greatly reducing the overall impact, making the arrest process less aggressive. The new design also allows for it to be much smaller pack, making it lighter and nicer to carry around when attach to the wearers harness. The new design is up to 50% small than classic designs. All leading safety lanyards are supplied with a maillon connector at the harness anchorage end. We do this to stop the potential hazard of connector failure at this point in the system. Our in-house testing has proven to us that when a person falls the impact normally happens at this point (Dee ring to connector area) by using a normal traditional karabiner, the wearer is exposed to the karabiner failing through minor axis loading i.e. the connector is loading incorrectly across the weakest point during impact on the edge. By using a maillon this is significantly reduced, as the integral design is not subject to the same minor axis failure issues, making it ideal as a connector used in this application of connecting safety lanyard to harness. For more information on this subject, Drew Beardmore MD of Leading Edge has published a technical guidance booklet (currently 4th revision) on this subject and is available free. These new safety lanyard products will be realised over the next few weeks in there own section category sections on this page, as we are able to resource putting the pages up inline with our media campaign schedule. Posts will be released on Twitter, Dig and blog feeds. If you want to be kept update by us direct on all our safety lanyard activities online please subscribe to our RSS.