Malta Dynamics Vertical Lifeline Rope with Snap Hook, 25 ft and 50 ft (2-Pack)

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Malta Dynamics Vertical Lifelines

Vertical Lifeline Rope with Snap Hook, 25 ft and 50 ft

The Malta Dynamics Vertical Lifeline Rope with Snap Hook is one of the strongest conventional rope lifelines available, built from 5/8 inch polyester 3-strand rope that resists rot, mildew, alkalis, and most solvents. The rope offers strong abrasion protection and is heat-resistant, with a melting point over 300 degrees F. Each line is terminated with stitching, encased in plastic, and fitted with an alloy steel snap hook for quick anchorage.

With a 5,000-lb minimum breaking strength and a 130 to 310-lb worker capacity, the vertical lifeline can serve as part of a personal fall arrest system or as a fall restraint line that keeps workers back from a leading edge. Available as a 2-pack in 25 ft (C7052-2PK) or 50 ft (C7053-2PK) lengths, it meets ANSI Z359.1-2007, ANSI A10.32-12, OSHA 1926 Subpart M, and OSHA 1910. Pair it with a compatible rope grab to connect a harness.

Malta Dynamics vertical lifeline 5/8 inch polyester 3-strand rope with alloy steel self-locking snap hook, 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength, 25 ft and 50 ft
25 / 50 ftRope Lengths
5,000 lbsMin Breaking Strength
130-310 lbsWorker Capacity
5/8 inPolyester 3-Strand Rope
300+ FRope Melting Point
Alloy SteelSnap Hook
Z359.1ANSI 2007 Standard
Arrest / RestraintDual Use

Who Needs This Product

The Vertical Lifeline Rope with Snap Hook is the rope component of a vertical lifeline system. It anchors overhead with its alloy-steel snap hook and runs vertically alongside the worker, who connects to it through a compatible rope grab to either arrest a fall (as part of a personal fall arrest system) or remain in restraint, away from a leading edge. Each worker still needs an ANSI full body harness, a rope grab positioning device, and an anchorage rated for the system. This product includes only the rope and snap hook; the rope grab is sold separately.

Features

5/8 inch polyester rope

A strong 5/8 inch 3-strand polyester rope resists rot, mildew, alkalis, and most solvents for long service life.

Abrasion and heat resistant

Built to resist abrasion with a melting point over 300 degrees F, the rope holds up in demanding conditions.

Alloy steel snap hook

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

Stitched termination

The rope is terminated by stitching with a plastic casing for a clean, durable end connection.

Arrest or restraint

Use the vertical lifeline as part of a personal fall arrest system or as a restraint line to keep workers back from the edge.

UV resistant

UV-resistant material keeps the rope durable and flexible through repeated outdoor jobsite use.

Technical Specifications

SKUs C7052-2PK (25 ft, 2-pack), C7053-2PK (50 ft, 2-pack)
Type Vertical lifeline rope with snap hook, for fall arrest or fall restraint
Lengths 25 ft (C7052); 50 ft (C7053)
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, UV resistant, melting point over 300 F
Termination Stitched with plastic casing
Connector Self-locking alloy steel snap hook
Rope grab Required to connect a harness; sold separately
Weights C7052 4.6 lb; C7053 7.8 lb
Compliance ANSI Z359.1-2007; ANSI A10.32-12; OSHA 1926 Subpart M; OSHA 1910
Warranty 1 year limited (Malta Dynamics) against factory defects in workmanship and materials

You need a rope grab to connect a harness. This product is the vertical lifeline rope and snap hook only. A compatible rope grab is required to attach a full body harness to the line. Anchor overhead, verify the anchorage meets the system strength requirement, and calculate fall clearance and swing-fall clearance before use. Never use a cut, frayed, or heat-damaged rope.

Compliance Standards

ANSI Z359.1-2007

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 and lifeline rope requirements.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910

General industry fall protection requirements covering the lifeline and connectors.

Typical Applications

RoofingVertical tie-off with a rope grab for sloped and flat roofs.
Ladder climbingVertical lifeline alongside fixed and portable ladders.
General constructionArrest or restraint on vertical work paths.
Restraint zonesKeep workers back from a leading edge.
Tower workVertical climbing protection with a rope grab.
Window and facadeVertical drop lines for exterior work.
MaintenanceTemporary vertical lifelines that relocate with the job.
Steel and structuralVertical tie-off where a rope line suits 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, stitched termination, plastic casing, and snap hook for damage before each use.
  2. Anchor overhead. Clip the self-locking snap hook to an anchorage that meets the system strength requirement.
  3. Install a rope grab. Attach a compatible rope grab to the lifeline and confirm it is oriented and locked correctly.
  4. Connect. Link the rope grab to the dorsal D-ring of an ANSI full-body harness, directly or through the rope grab's lanyard.
  5. Verify clearance. Calculate fall clearance and swing-fall clearance, or set restraint length to keep the worker back from the edge.
  6. Work. Keep the line vertical and move the rope grab as needed for the task.

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 lifeline from service for any of the conditions below.

  • Rope: cuts, frays, abrasion, glazing or heat damage, chemical attack, or pulled strands.
  • Termination: damaged stitching or a cracked or missing plastic casing.
  • Snap hook: bent gate, weak or non-locking gate spring, or corrosion.
  • Overall: stiffness, severe discoloration, or mildew indicating degradation.
  • Labels: must remain legible and intact.

Retirement triggers: any fall-arrest event, any cut or heat-damaged rope, or any snap hook that no longer self-locks. Remove the lifeline from service immediately and tag it so it cannot be reused.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the vertical lifeline include a rope grab?
No. The C7052 and C7053 are the vertical lifeline rope with a snap hook only. You need a compatible rope grab to connect a full body harness to the line. The rope grab is the device that locks onto the rope to arrest or restrain a worker.
Can the vertical lifeline be used for both fall arrest and restraint?
Yes. It 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. Set the rope grab and length according to the system you are using.
What is the rope made of?
It is a 5/8 inch polyester 3-strand rope that resists rot, mildew, alkalis, and most solvents. It is UV resistant, abrasion resistant, and heat resistant with a melting point over 300 degrees F.
What is the breaking strength and worker capacity?
The vertical lifeline has a 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength and a 130 to 310 lb worker capacity, including the worker plus tools and equipment.
What is the difference between the C7052 and C7053?
Length. The C7052 is a 25 ft vertical lifeline and the C7053 is a 50 ft vertical lifeline. Choose the length that covers your vertical work height and required clearance.
Which standards does it meet?
Per the spec sheet, it meets ANSI Z359.1-2007, ANSI A10.32-12, OSHA 1926 Subpart M, and OSHA 1910. A Declaration of Conformity for each length is linked in the Submittals section.
What else do I need for a complete system?
A compatible rope grab, an ANSI full body harness, and an overhead anchorage that meets the system strength requirement. 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, rope grab, 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.