Notice to Inspect your TriTech Lanyard

  Jun 21st 2022

The issue

It has been brought to our attention that in one instance a Sterling Lanyard was missing a sewn tack under the plastic keeper. This resulted in the appearance of a factory sewn eye, when in fact it had no load bearing capacity. While Sterling believes this was an isolated incident, we are encouraging all customers to check their lanyards.

  • Lanyard missing sewn tack
Specific part and lot numbers that could be affected are:;
Item Number Item Description Lot Number
KTUPLAN16 Ultimate Positioning Lanyard 16' Kit 2105, 2106, 2107, 2108, 2109
KTUPLAN12 Ultimate Positioning Lanyard 12' Kit 2105, 2106, 2107, 2108, 2109
SCTTFL2E16 TriTech Flipline 16' w/2 SE 2105, 2106, 2107, 2108, 2109
SCTTFL2E12 TriTech Flipline 12' w/2 SE 2105, 2106, 2107, 2108, 2109
  • Sewn-eye Lot number close-up

Lot numbers can be found on item labeling and packaging.

  • Sewn-eye Lot number packaging

We have identified a gap in our inspection procedure that has been corrected. If you are in possession of any of the above items with any of the lot #’s listed, please inspect the sewn termination by removing the rubber keeper and verifying the stitching. In addition the stitching should be visible through the keeper.

The Remedy

Please inspect your lanyard by sliding the keeper down to verify the stitching.

Sewn eye keeper slide down
If you have any questions, or if you would like to return an item from the list, please contact sterling at 800.788.7673 or email customer service at info@sterlingrope.com