The 11’ Pygmy Hog SRL with Rebar Hook from Malta Dynamics is a versatile, light-weight personal lifeline for many applications. The bright poly webbing is easy to inspect, and the hard polymer exterior is durable for every-day use. This 11’ Class 1 SRD is designed for anchorage above the back D-Ring and can be used as a single lifeline with its 360-degree swivel top or can be used for 100% tie-off as a dual lifeline.

The popular Rebar hook is also known as a pelican or scaffold hook and has a wider gate opening to accommodate a variety of anchorages. The interior braking mechanism, and exterior shock pack work together to arrest a fall on workers up to 310 lbs. These features along with our ‘Field Tested, Field Approved’ stamp of approval make the 11’ Pygmy Hog SRL with Rebar Hook is one of the most dependable and usable personal lifelines.

How to Inspect Your Self Retracting Lifeline Correctly

Inspecting your equipment is an essential action when ensuring safety. There’s no point in wearing a lifeline if it’s going to fail when you need it. Using old or inadequate safety materials can have a detrimental outcome if a fall occurs. It’s important to inspect your gear prior to each and every use; your life is literally on the line, so take the time to examine your equipment.

Here are some tips on how to successfully check over your self-retracting lifeline.

Examine Metal Components:

1. The Fall Indicator: located at the connection point on your SRL. When the force indicator has been tripped, it indicates that fall-like impact forces have been applied on the self-retracting lifeline. If the fall indicator has been tripped, you will see a red indicator at the connection point and the device should be immediately removed from service.
2. The Snap Hook: Ensure the mechanism opens and closes properly. Press on the gate to confirm it cannot be forced open. Please check to validate that the snap hook is not bent or deformed in any way.

Inspect the Housing:

1. Ensure all fasteners are present and tight.
2. Inspect the label for serial number, batch number, manufacture date and part number.

Inspect the Cable:

1. If the cable gets tangled in the housing, it is no longer adequate for arresting a fall.
2. Inspect the entire length of the cable for cuts, burns, frays, kinks, or tears.

Perform a Strike Test:

1. Grip the handle and quickly pull downward on the cable, place all the force above the fall indicator so you do not accidentally trigger it.
2. This will test the braking mechanism of your SRL

• Meets ANSI Z359.14-2014, ANSI A10.32-12
• Compliant with OSHA 1926 Subpart M, OSHA 1910
• ANSI Worker Capacity Range: 130-310 lbs.
• OSHA Worker Capacity Range: 130-420 lbs.
• Carabiner included
• Compact and lightweight design
• Lifeline Material: Dyneema webbing
• Product Weight: 4.25 lbs.