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Nanolink Tie-back Y-Lanyard 180 FS90 Alu

NANOLINK TIEBACK is a compact fall arrester lanyard developed for tie-back anchorage and professional work at height. The ergonomic fall arrester is certified for users between 50 and 150 kg and combines high abrasion resistance, edge-tested construction and maximum safety in demanding working environments.

The compact fall arrester limits the arrest force to a maximum of 6 kN and is developed for use even where the rope may be exposed to sharp edges. Thanks to durable polyester and Dyneema materials, the NANOLINK TIEBACK offers a long service life even with intensive use. This version comes with an FS90 ALU karabiner according to EN 362 and is adapted for tie-back solutions where the connecting lanyard is anchored directly around a load-bearing structure.

Areas of use

NANOLINK TIEBACK is used for work on masts and poles, scaffolding work, rope access, and work in confined spaces where direct anchoring around structures is required. The tie-back construction provides a flexible solution when traditional anchor points are missing or difficult to reach.

Specifications

• Length: 1.8 metres
• Fall arresters: Ergonomic and compact
• User weight: 50-150 kg
• Maximum gripping force: 6 kN
• Minimum breaking strength: 22 kN
• Tested: Yes
• Fall indicator: Yes
• Material: Steel, Aluminium, Polyester, Dyneema
• Carbine: FS90 ALU
• Washing: Hand wash 40 °C
• Temperature range: -35 °C to +45 °C
• Lifetime: Up to 10 years
• Compatible with SEAL PAC: Yes
• Weight: 1.43 kg
• Certifications: EN 355:2002, RFU PPE-R/11.063, RFU PPE-R/11.074

FAQ

What does a tie-back fall arrest lanyard mean?

A tie-back line is designed to be anchored directly around a suitable load-bearing structure when a separate anchor point is not available.

What user weight is the NANOLINK TIEBACK approved for?

The fall arrest lanyard is certified for users with a total weight between 50 and 150 kg.

Which carbine is included?

This version is supplied with an FS90 ALU karabiner in accordance with EN 362.