Written by Staht from its product data sheets and brochures. Updated 4 November 2026.
Testing must be done by competent people, following the relevant standard and the manufacturer's instructions. Our testers measure the load applied; they don't certify an anchor, fixing or installation.
At a glance
| Cable | 8 mm, 7x7 or 1x19 |
| Maximum load | 25 kN (5,620 lbf) |
| Load cell | Staht t25 |
| Test force | From the lifeline system's manufacturer |
Which LT kit do I need?
What force do I test to?
The manufacturer of the safety line system provides the test guidance and the force to apply to the line.
What if there's a slip indicator?
The LT extension adaptor bypasses a slip indicator fitted at the front of the swage.
How is it recorded?
Through the t25 load cell, in the free Staht Connect app.
Can I see it in use?
Watch how to use the Staht LT swage tester on 8 mm cable.
More questions
Yes. Diversified Fall Protection, Staht's exclusive US distributor, sells and supports the LT.
Sources
- Staht LT (Swage Tester) Kits 1, 2 and 3 data sheet, TDS 189, Documentation
- Staht, How to use the Staht LT swage tester
Test your lifeline swages
See the LT kits, spares and extension adaptor.
