Malta Dynamics C7104-G2 6′ Pygmy Hog SRL with Rebar Hook – Maximum Reach, Unmatched Safety
The Malta Dynamics C7104-G2 6′ Pygmy Hog SRL takes the trusted design of the Pygmy Hog and adds a rebar hook for even greater versatility. Weighing just 4.4 lbs, this lightweight SRL eliminates any unnecessary bulk. Whether you're working on elevated platforms, scaffolding, or structural rebar, the larger rebar hook makes anchoring even more accessible and more secure, providing maximum flexibility across various work environments. If you prefer the snap hook version, check out the Malta Pygmy Hog C7102-G2 SRL.
SRL Performance for Overhead Attachments
The C7104-G2 features a durable UHMWPE and polyester lifeline in a tough thermoplastic shell. Designed to withstand the harshest job site conditions, the Pygmy Hog ensures your lifeline remains intact, even in challenging weather or rugged environments. Its 6-foot length and rebar hook make it easy to secure whether you work with beams, rebar, or other challenging anchor points.
Despite its robust build, the C7104-G2 is lightweight, making it ideal for professionals who need to stay mobile. With this SRL, you get the protection you need without compromising your ability to work efficiently. The Pygmy Hog can be used as a single unit or paired for 100% tie-off capabilities when moving between anchor points. Check out the Malta Pygmy Hog Spec Sheet for more details.
360-Degree Swivel Top for Freedom of Movement
Say goodbye to tangled lifelines. The 360-degree swivel top on the Pygmy Hog ensures that the lifeline moves with you no matter where you go. Whether climbing, kneeling, or working overhead, the swivel top allows for seamless movement, preventing annoying and dangerous snags. This feature is a game-changer for those working in high-risk environments where movement is frequent and critical.
The larger rebar hook adds convenience when securing oversized anchors like rebar or structural steel. With this robust hook, you can confidently anchor your SRL in various challenging environments. Before your next job, review the Pygmy Hog SRL Manual to ensure you're fully prepared to use the system safely.
Lightweight, High-Visibility Lifeline for Easy Inspections
Inspections are essential for keeping your safety gear in top shape. The Pygmy Hog SRL with a rebar hook features a bright yellow lifeline with contrasting black edges, making it easy to spot any signs of wear or damage. Thanks to its clear visibility, even the smallest frays or cuts can be quickly identified, ensuring the integrity of your fall protection system.
The ergonomic design ensures comfort during long shifts, while the lightweight construction reduces fatigue. Whether in construction, maintenance, or utility services, the C7104-G2 keeps you comfortable while delivering high-level protection.
For more detailed guidelines, download the Pygmy Hog SRL Inspection Form to follow the best safety practices. With the Malta Dynamics C7104-G2 6′ Pygmy Hog SRL with Rebar Hook, you're investing in more than fall protection—you're investing in peace of mind. Built to last, this SRL ensures your team stays safe and agile on the job. Whether you're anchoring to rebar or other oversized structures, the Pygmy Hog delivers where it counts. Compliance statement available in the Malta C7104-G2 Declaration of Compliance.
In conclusion, the Malta Dynamics 6′ Pygmy Hog SRL with Rebar Hook perfectly balances lightweight construction and heavy-duty protection. Its 360-degree swivel top, robust rebar hook, and ergonomic design make it a must-have for workers at height. Remember, safety is non-negotiable. Ensure thorough inspections before each use to ensure your equipment is always ready for action.
Stay Safe with Routine Inspections
Safety gear only works when it's in good condition. Before each use, check the fall indicator at the SRL's connection point. If the red marker is visible, the SRL has been engaged and must be removed from service.
Next, inspect the rebar hook for deformation or damage and ensure the locking mechanism works correctly. Moving on to the housing, check that all fasteners are secure and that the label information, such as serial and batch numbers, remains intact.
Finally, thoroughly examine the lifeline. Look for cuts, burns, or frays that could compromise the line's strength. Perform a quick strike test to ensure the braking mechanism engages when necessary.
