Product Description :

The Miller BackBiter ® Lanyard The SofStop® shock absorber is specifically designed to eliminate the need for a separate anchor connector.

It is an all-in-one solution that increases safety and compliance by simplifying the equipment required by the worker.

Key Features

Its main feature is the special Miller 5K® safety hook, designed to be anchored directly to the lanyard itself (tie-back or self-tie function), creating a secure anchor point on beams and other compatible structures.

Advantages of the Miller BackBiter vs. Traditional Lanyards

The main advantage of BackBiter® can be summed up in one word: **simplicity.**

Eliminates the Need for Additional Anchoring:

• • Traditional Lanyard: To anchor yourself to a beam or pipe, you need two pieces of equipment: 1) An anchor connector (such as a tie-off strap) that is passed around the structure and 2) Your lanyard, which connects to the D-ring of that sling.

  • Miller BackBiter: It's an all-in-one solution. The lanyard itself is designed to wrap around the structure and securely attach to itself. This means the worker carries less equipment, the anchoring process is faster, and the chance of forgetting or losing the anchor connector is reduced.

Increase Compliance and Security:

Because it's easier to use, workers are more likely to anchor themselves correctly. Simplicity eliminates steps and reduces the likelihood of human error, which directly translates into a safer workplace.

Robust Design to Withstand Abrasion:

The BackBiter® webbing is made of high-strength polyester combined with Cordura® nylon webbing , specifically designed to withstand the rubbing and abrasion generated by direct contact with a steel beam or concrete—something a traditional lanyard is not designed for. Much more durable than standard lanyards.

This 913B/6FTGN model is single-legged, has a length of 1.8m (6 ft.) and comes in green for easy identification.

Made with high-strength polyester webbing and steel hardware, it meets and exceeds the most demanding safety standards, including OSHA 1926.502 and ANSI Z359.13.