Malta Dynamics C7050 Vertical Lifeline Assembly, 50 ft

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Malta Dynamics Vertical Lifelines

C7050 Vertical Lifeline Assembly, 50 ft

The Malta Dynamics Vertical Lifeline Assembly is a complete connector kit: a reinforced 5/8 inch polyester 3-strand rope with a self-locking alloy steel snap hook, paired with a built-in rope grab positioning device, an integrated shock absorption pack, and an 18 inch extension lanyard. Together they give a worker a ready-to-use vertical lifeline straight out of the box.

The reinforced poly-rope carries a 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength and supports a 130 to 310 lb worker. Use it for fall arrest as part of a personal fall arrest system, or in fall restraint to keep a worker back from a leading edge. This 50 ft (C7050) assembly meets OSHA 1926 Subpart M, OSHA 1910, ANSI Z359.1-07, and ANSI A10.32-12. Need a different length? The 25 ft and 100 ft assemblies are linked in Related Products below.

Malta Dynamics Vertical Lifeline Assembly with 5/8 inch polyester rope, self-locking snap hook, rope grab, shock pack, and 18 inch extension lanyard, 5,000 lb breaking strength
50 ftRope Length
5,000 lbsMin Breaking Strength
130-310 lbsWorker Capacity
5/8 inPolyester 3-Strand Rope
Built-inRope Grab and Shock Pack
18 inExtension Lanyard
Z359.1ANSI 2007 Standard
Arrest / RestraintDual Use

Who Needs This Product

The Vertical Lifeline Assembly is a complete vertical connector kit for crews who need a ready-to-use vertical lifeline. It pairs a poly-rope and self-locking snap hook with a rope grab, shock pack, and extension lanyard so the worker connects a full body harness to the rope grab and is protected as they move up or down the line. Most often used in fall restraint to limit reach and avoid a leading edge, it can also serve as part of a personal fall arrest system. Each worker still needs an ANSI full body harness and an anchorage rated for the system.

Features

Complete connector kit

Ships with rope, self-locking snap hook, rope grab positioning device, shock pack, and an 18 inch extension lanyard.

5,000 lb poly-rope

A reinforced 5/8 inch polyester 3-strand rope with a 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength and UV-resistant, flexible construction.

Built-in rope grab

A manual rope grab bridges the harness and the rope and locks into position to control reach and arrest a fall.

Integrated shock pack

A shock absorption pack built into the rope grab leg dissipates arresting force to ease the load on the body.

Self-locking snap hook

A self-locking alloy steel snap hook gives a quick, reliable connection to an overhead anchorage.

50 ft working length

A single 50 ft (C7050) line that covers most roof, ladder, and tower heights. The 25 ft and 100 ft assemblies are available separately.

Technical Specifications

SKU C7050
Type Complete vertical lifeline assembly, for fall arrest or fall restraint
Length 50 ft
Minimum breaking strength 5,000 lb
Worker capacity 130 to 310 lb per user, including tools and equipment
Rope 5/8 in polyester, 3-strand, reinforced, UV resistant
Termination Stitched with plastic casing
Connector Self-locking alloy steel snap hook
Rope grab Manual rope grab positioning device, included
Shock pack Shock absorption pack built into the rope grab leg, included
Extension lanyard 18 in, included
Weight 10.6 lb
Compliance OSHA 1926 Subpart M; OSHA 1910; ANSI Z359.1-07; ANSI A10.32-12
Warranty 1 year limited (Malta Dynamics) against factory defects in workmanship and materials

Lock the rope grab and verify clearance. The rope grab must be locked into position to control reach and arrest a fall, and the worker must never grab the rope grab during a fall. Anchor the line overhead to an anchorage that meets the system strength requirement, calculate fall clearance and swing-fall clearance, and inspect the rope, rope grab, shock pack, and snap hook before each use.

Compliance Standards

ANSI Z359.1-07

ANSI fall protection code for the design of personal fall arrest systems and components.

ANSI A10.32-12

ANSI/ASSP standard for fall protection systems used in construction and demolition operations.

OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M

Construction fall protection, including vertical lifeline rope and rope grab requirements.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910

General industry fall protection requirements covering the lifeline assembly and connectors.

Typical Applications

RoofingVertical tie-off with a rope grab on sloped and flat roofs.
Ladder climbingVertical lifeline alongside fixed and portable ladders.
Tower climbingVertical protection on tall structures with a rope grab.
General constructionArrest or restraint along vertical work paths.
Restraint zonesLimit reach so workers stay back from the edge.
Facade and exteriorVertical drop lines for building exterior work.
MaintenanceTemporary vertical lifelines that move with the job.
Steel and structuralVertical tie-off where a rope line fits the work.

Use Overview

Use per the Malta Dynamics vertical lifeline instruction manual. The sequence below is an overview only.

  1. Inspect. Check the rope, termination, snap hook, rope grab, shock pack, and extension lanyard before each use.
  2. Anchor overhead. Clip the self-locking snap hook to an anchorage that meets the system strength requirement.
  3. Set the rope grab. Install the rope grab in the correct orientation, lock it into position, and confirm it grips the rope.
  4. Connect. Attach the rope grab's 18 inch extension lanyard to the dorsal D-ring of an ANSI full body harness.
  5. Verify clearance. Calculate fall clearance and swing-fall clearance, or set restraint length to keep the worker back from the edge.
  6. Work. Move the rope grab along the line as needed; never hold the rope grab during a fall.

Inspection and Retirement

Inspect before each use, with a documented competent-person inspection at least every six months (or more often per your program). Remove the assembly from service for any of the conditions below.

  • Rope: cuts, frays, abrasion, glazing or heat damage, chemical attack, or pulled strands.
  • Rope grab: worn cam, weak spring, deformation, or a grab that does not lock onto the rope.
  • Shock pack: any sign the energy absorber has deployed or the cover is torn.
  • Snap hook: bent gate, weak or non-locking gate spring, or corrosion.
  • Extension lanyard: cuts, frays, or pulled stitches.
  • Labels: must remain legible and intact.

Retirement triggers: any fall-arrest event, a deployed shock pack, a cut or heat-damaged rope, or a rope grab that will not lock. Remove the assembly from service immediately and tag it so it cannot be reused.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the Vertical Lifeline Assembly?
It is a complete connector kit: a reinforced 5/8 inch polyester 3-strand rope with a self-locking alloy steel snap hook, a manual rope grab positioning device, a shock absorption pack built into the rope grab leg, and an 18 inch extension lanyard. You add a full body harness and an anchorage.
Can it be used for both fall arrest and fall restraint?
Yes. The assembly can serve as part of a personal fall arrest system to stop a fall, or as a restraint line that limits how far a worker can travel so they never reach the leading edge. It is most commonly used in restraint to avoid the hazard entirely.
What does the rope grab and shock pack do?
The rope grab is the connector that bridges the harness and the rope; it must be locked into position and grips the rope to control reach or arrest a fall. The shock absorption pack is built into the rope grab leg and dissipates arresting force to ease the load on the body during a fall.
What is the breaking strength and worker capacity?
The reinforced poly-rope has a 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength and supports a 130 to 310 lb worker, including tools and equipment.
Is the C7050 available in other lengths?
This page is the 50 ft assembly (C7050). The same assembly is also offered in 25 ft (C7051) and 100 ft (C7056) on a separate listing, linked under Related Products. Choose the length that covers your vertical work height plus the clearance you need below the work surface.
Which standards does the assembly meet?
Per the spec sheet, it meets OSHA 1926 Subpart M, OSHA 1910, ANSI Z359.1-07, and ANSI A10.32-12. The Declaration of Conformity for the 50 ft assembly is linked in the Submittals section.
What else do I need for a complete system?
An ANSI full body harness and an overhead anchorage that meets the system strength requirement. The rope grab, shock pack, and extension lanyard are already included. Use the Fall Protection Calculator below to confirm fall clearance and swing-fall clearance, or to set a safe restraint length.

Specifying Vertical Lifelines for Your Crew?

Need help matching the right vertical lifeline assembly, harness, and anchorage to your jobsite? Confirm your work height, fall clearance, and tie-off plan with us and we will walk through the full kit list so the right equipment ships together.

Call 863-703-4522 to talk to a fall protection specialist.

Equipment offered by Malta Dynamics is warranted against factory defects in workmanship and materials for a period of one (1) year from date of installation or first use by the original owner. Upon written notice, Malta Dynamics will repair or replace defective items at its sole discretion. This warranty does not cover damage from wear, abuse, transit, or failure to maintain the product, and applies only to the original purchaser.

About Malta Dynamics

Established by Damian Lang, Malta Dynamics provides cutting-edge fall protection solutions for diverse industries. Initially a laborer mixing and carrying mortar to bricklayers on masonry job sites, Damian started his own masonry company in Ohio in 1984. As it grew, he needed better solutions to protect his workers. Safety training and equipping his team with the best equipment became a top priority in the company's early years. Eventually, Malta Dynamics was born from this focus on safety. With over three decades of hands-on experience in construction, aviation, manufacturing, warehousing, masonry, and more, Malta Dynamics designs, engineers, and manufactures an extensive line of fall protection and safety equipment tailored to meet the unique demands of each field. Malta Dynamics products meet OSHA requirements and incorporate innovative features attributed to industry feedback. With a steadfast commitment to safety and a wealth of hands-on expertise, Malta Dynamics delivers fall protection solutions engineered to safeguard workers in even the most demanding environments.

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