Simplified Safety Strap for Fall Protection - Anchor Lanyard Harness

STURDY AND DURABLE MATERIAL: Our Fall Protection Beam Strap is made from pure, non-recycled synthetic material, ensuring exceptional strength, longevity against aging, abrasion, and heat. It boasts a high tensile strength of over 22 KN, making it highly reliable for demanding applications.

REINFORCED PROTECTION AND ADJUSTABILITY: The Back features reinforced webbing for enhanced safety. It comes equipped with a large D-ring and a standard size D-ring for pass-thru, providing versatile length adjustment options. The material is Alloy Steel and the Breaking Strength is 5000 lbs.

SAFETY AND PROTECTION: The Cross Arm Strap is specifically designed to securely wrap around beams, web trusses, concrete beams, and other structures to create a reliable anchor point. Once anchored, attach the small D-ring to your fall protection tools like harnesses, lanyards, or vertical ropes. Note that while it is not shock-absorbing, it is compatible with shock-absorbing lanyards.

OSHA COMPLIANCE: Prioritize safety on your projects with our expert-approved, OSHA-compliant fall protection straps. These straps undergo rigorous field testing to ensure reliable and durable performance in real-world conditions.

MULTIPLE USAGE APPLICATIONS: Use our Fall Protection Beam Strap for a variety of tasks such as supporting hanging swings, complementing Hilift jacks, winches, and tie-downs, securing car trailers, home gym pulley systems, anchoring large rafters on roofs, climbing work, pole transfers, seat anchoring for reduced shock from rear impacts, and hunting safety harness attachments. It is ideal for construction work where temporary and quick repositioning anchoring is necessary.

SAFETY GUIDELINES: Before use, inspect all kit straps for signs of wear and damage, including tears, cuts, fraying, abrasion, and discoloration. Familiarize yourself with the instructions for use and receive specific training on proper usage. Understand the equipment's capabilities, limitations, and the associated risks.

Pro Tip: Always follow OSHA guidelines and inspect your gear for any signs of wear or damage to ensure the safety of yourself and your team.