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German Engineering Since 1854
Mon — Fri: 8:30am — 5:00pm
Sat — Sun: Closed
London & Sheffield Offices
Part of the Wolffkran Group
German Engineering Since 1854
Mon — Fri: 8:30am — 5:00pm
Sat — Sun: Closed
London & Sheffield Offices
Part of the Wolffkran Group
German Engineering Since 1854
Retractable fall arrest blocks that lock on sudden load, arresting a fall in a short distance where clearance is limited.



A self-retracting lifeline keeps the line short at all times, so both the fall distance and the clearance needed underneath are much smaller than with a shock-absorbing lanyard. That makes it the usual answer where there is limited space below the working position.
Before choosing any fall arrest equipment, work out the clearance you actually have below the anchor and compare it to the manufacturer's stated requirement for the product. The figures vary between products, and this is the calculation most often skipped.
A standard block assumes the line runs vertically to an overhead anchor. If the line can pass over an edge — leading-edge work, or an anchor at foot level — you need a block specifically rated and tested for edge use.
Any block that has arrested a fall should be withdrawn from service and returned to the manufacturer or an authorised service centre. Internal damage is not visible from the outside.
It varies by product. Check the manufacturer's stated clearance requirement and compare it to the actual distance below your anchor point before specifying.
One tested for use where the lifeline can pass over an edge, such as leading-edge or foot-level anchor work. Standard blocks assume a vertical line to an overhead anchor.
No. Withdraw it and return it to the manufacturer or an authorised service centre. Damage may not be visible externally.
A check before every use, plus periodic inspection by a competent person and recertification at the manufacturer's stated interval.
Related ranges include Harnesses, Lanyards, Kits, Accessories, Tripods and Winches, Connectors, Anchorages and Rescue & Rope Access.
From our depot to your site, every order is fully tracked and delivered on our own WOLFF Onsite vehicles or via trusted courier partners. Delivery costs are calculated based on your postcode and order size.
Pallet Delivery
Dispatched within 1–2 working days, delivered next working day between 8am–5pm, Monday to Friday. Delivery cost is based on the number of pallet spaces and your delivery zone.
Parcel Delivery
Smaller items like radio accessories and safety equipment ship via tracked courier at a flat rate. Deliveries between 8:30am–5pm, Monday to Friday.
RENTAL Delivery / Collection
All rentals are delivered and collected by the WOLFF Onsite team. We'll confirm a delivery time that works for you and arrange collection within 3 working days of your hire end date. Deliveries and collections between 8am–5pm, Monday to Friday, Saturday collections can be arranged if suitable.
Dispatch Times
Orders placed by 1pm are dispatched same day where possible. Some products carry a manufacturing lead time, this is always stated in the product description.
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