Collection: Miller Fall Protection

Miller dates its fall protection work back to 1944, and its equipment was protecting workers at height decades before the industry was formally regulated. The range covers harnesses, self-retracting lifelines and personal fall limiters, lanyards, anchors, horizontal and vertical lifeline systems, and confined space equipment for workers on building edges, in bucket trucks and below grade.

Miller was part of the Honeywell personal protective equipment business for many years. On May 22, 2025, Protective Industrial Products (PIP) completed its acquisition of that business, and the brand is now presented as Miller by PIP. See our PIP brand page for the wider PIP range, or our Honeywell-branded (legacy) lines for products still sold under the older name.

Our Miller range is built around full systems — body wear, connectors and anchorage — so you can outfit a worker or a whole crew from one brand:

• Harnesses — H500 and H700 harnesses, AirCore, Revolution and DuraFlex Python styles with tongue buckle or quick-connect legs, plus Titan II harness and lanyard kits.
• Welding and arc-rated harnesses — Kevlar/Nomex welding harnesses and Revolution arc-rated harnesses for hot work and electrical tasks.
• Personal fall limiters and SRLs — TurboLite single and twin PFLs (including Scorpion models) and the Falcon+ cable self-retracting lifeline.
• Lanyards and connectors — StretchStop and Titan II shock-absorbing lanyards, H500 arc-rated lanyards, BackBiter tie-back lanyards and twist-lock carabiners.
• Anchors — ShockFusion roof anchor base plates, SkyORB overhead boom anchors, Shadow beam anchors and permanent D-bolt anchors.
• Vertical systems — GlideLoc ladder safety systems and rail fall arresters, plus fixed ladder brackets.
• Confined space and rescue — DuraHoist tripods, davit masts and mounting sleeves, ManHandler winches, the QuickPick rescue pole and One-Pull relief steps for suspension trauma.

See our full fall protection category to compare other brands.

Begin with the job. Fall arrest, travel restraint, work positioning and confined space entry each call for different gear, and the anchor points available on site usually shape the rest of the system. Overhead tie-off, foot-level tie-off near an edge, ladder climbing and entry through a manhole all lead to different Miller products.

Then check fit and compatibility: harness size and leg buckle style, connector types, and whether a lanyard or a personal fall limiter suits your available clearance. Welders and electrical crews need gear rated for that hazard — Miller tests its H500 arc flash harness and lanyard to ASTM F887. Always follow Miller's user instructions and make sure workers are trained. If you're unsure, describe the task to our team and we'll help you put together a complete system.

• SupplyNow is a Miller dealer serving businesses and contractors.
• Help choosing harnesses, anchors, PFLs and confined space setups that work together as a system.
• Local pickup at our Woodbridge (Vaughan) warehouse in the GTA.
• Delivery from Oshawa to Aurora and west to Kitchener–Cambridge, and shipping across Canada.
• Business accounts and quotes for crew kits and larger orders.