Flanil Flame Resistant E.A. Fall Arrest Forked Lanyard

Model PN361(FR) · Karam

Overview

The PN361(FR) Flanil Flame-Resistant Forked Lanyard is built for professionals who demand safety even in high-heat, metal splash, or welding-intensive environments. Its Y-shaped design ensures secure anchorage to dual points, while the integrated energy absorber reduces fall impact to under 6 kN, safeguarding the user during accidental falls. Crafted from treated flame-retardant yarn with Kevlar stitching, it withstands both molten metal splashes and limited flame spread.

Key features

Y-shaped flame-resistant webbing for dual anchorage security.
Integrated energy absorber limits fall impact to under 6 kN.
Kevlar stitching for superior heat and wear resistance.
High-strength steel scaffold hooks and karabiner for secure connection.
Designed for use in welding, foundry, and high-heat environments.

Applications

Heavy Engineering
Welding Operations
Heat Furnace
Power Industry

Standards and certification

EN 355:2002 VG 11/RfU Sheet 63 ISO 1950:1988 EN ISO 15025:2002

IS 3521(Part 2):2021

EN ISO 15025:2015

Supplier: ISO 9001:2015 certified

PRODUCT DATASHEETDoc. SSLS/DS/FA-281 · Rev. 01 · 13-Oct-2026

Flanil Flame Resistant E.A. Fall Arrest Forked Lanyard – technical data

Technical specifications

Brand	Karam
Model	PN361(FR)
Made of	Treated flame retardant yarn
Length	44mm
Attachment Elements	44mm wide flame resistant webbing. Energy absorber in 44mm wide webbing which limits the impact of the fall to less than 6kN. Covered by a special flame resistant tubular pouch.
Min. Breaking Strength	Webbing 30kN (Min.)
Relaxed length	1.5m 1.8m
Expanded length	2.0m
Warranty	1 year from the date of invoice against any manufacturing defects.
Standards	EN 355:2002 VG 11/RfU Sheet 63 ISO 1950:1988 EN ISO 15025:2002, IS 3521(Part 2):2021, EN ISO 15025:2015

Ordering information

Brand	Karam
Model	PN361(FR)

Inspection and care

Inspect harnesses, lanyards and connectors before every use. Remove from service any equipment that has arrested a fall, or shows cuts, burns, chemical damage or deformed hardware. Have equipment inspected by a competent person at least every twelve months.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat and chemicals.

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