Stainless Steel Lifeline Kits

Kit contents vary by model. The Quick-Attach kit shown here includes a Quick-Attach toggle and a closed-body Quick-Attach turnbuckle with toggle. Wire rope, gates and additional terminals may be selected separately, so always verify the product’s stated contents.

A lifeline normally forms a perimeter barrier supported by stanchions. A jackline is a longitudinal safety line or webbing run used as part of a compatible tether system. Their fittings, installation and load paths are different and should not be interchanged without engineered guidance.

A Quick-Attach fitting is a mechanical terminal designed to connect compatible wire rope without conventional machine swaging. Follow the exact preparation and assembly instructions for the selected fitting and wire construction.

Choose a hand-swage fitting only when its specified wire-rope diameter, construction and installation method match the project. Use the correct swaging tool and inspect every completed termination according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Match the terminal to the wire rope’s exact nominal diameter and approved construction. A fitting for one diameter must not be substituted for another. Also confirm thread, adjustment range, connected hardware and available installation space.

Select a length that fits the intended run and attachment layout without improvised extensions. Blue and orange provide color choices and may help identify runs; color does not establish load capacity or certification.

A single hook-end kit provides one continuous jackline configuration in the listed length. A Double-Y jackline branches into two legs for a different deck layout. Choose the geometry that matches the vessel’s engineered attachment plan.

Inspect wire rope, webbing, stitching, swages, mechanical terminals, turnbuckles, toggles, hooks and attachment points for corrosion, broken wires, cuts, abrasion, UV damage, deformation, looseness or seized adjustment. Replace questionable components before service.

No. Suitability depends on the complete engineered system, installation, attachment points and the exact product’s published certification and load information. Do not assume general marine hardware is approved for fall arrest, climbing, lifting or personnel support.