2100138 – 3M DBI-SALA Roof Top Anchor

High strength and durability to stand up to the toughest environments

Anchorages are sold by what they connect to (general/all purpose, steel, concrete, roof or specialty), whether they are fixed or mobile, and whether they are permanentor portable.

They all must provide a secure point of attachment for a complete personal fall arrest system, and must be capable of supporting a load of 5,000 lbs. (22kN) or of meeting OSHA’s criteria of a 2 to 1 safety factor.

Recommended industries:

• Construction
• General Industrial
• Mining, Oil & Gas

Elevating safety to new heights

With its history of innovation and excellence, 3M Personal Safety Division offers its customers the quality products, expertise and service of the trusted 3M™ DBI-SALA® and 3M™ Protecta® Fall Protection brands. With 3M Fall Protection equipment, you can help elevate your employees’ safety and comfort to new heights.

Anchorages – A secure point of attachment. Anchorage connectors vary by industry, job, type of installation and structure. They must be able to support the intended loads and provide a sufficient factor of safety for fall arrest.

Body support – Harnesses distribute fall forces over the upper thighs, pelvis, chest and shoulders. They provide a connection point on the worker for the personal fall arrest system.

Connectors – Self-retracting lifelines or shock-absorbing lanyards connect a worker’s harness to the anchorage.

Descent and rescue devices – Used to raise or lower a fallen injured worker to safety or retrieve him from a confined space.

Education – We offer a variety of training and consultative services to fit your needs.

Fall protection for tools – Helps make work environments safer and more productive by reducing dropped object incidents.

Details

Highlights

• Durable materials and hardware designed to help stand up to harsh working conditions
• Compact, lightweight design
• This safety equipment is designed for use with additional personal protective equipment (PPE)
• Multi-person use with horizontal lifeline system
• Compatible with various fall arrest systems
• Meets the requirements for 29 CFR OSHA 1910.140 and 29 CFR OSHA 1926.502
• Installs to flat or low sloped (up to 3;12 pitch) steel steel standing seam roofs
• Suitable for use in general industrial and construction industries
• Features corrosion-resistant, steel and aluminum construction for durability
• Tie-off point swivels for complete mobility

The 3M™ DBI-SALA® Roof Top Anchor For Standing Seam Roofs is designed for low sloped steel, or stainless steel standing seam metal roofs. It clamps directly onto the seams for a secure fit and can fasten up to two personal fall arrest systems at a time.

Peak performance where it matters most. Protecting your workers and elevating their roof safety is the number one priority for 3M Fall Protection. 3M’s anchorage connectors are built from quality materials providing high strength and durability to stand up to the toughest environments with hardware that helps resist corrosion. 3M’s anchorage connectors are designed to give your workers the freedom to move wherever the job takes them featuring permanent, portable, and reusable systems with compact and lightweight designs that can be removed and simply reinstalled in a new location. Featuring versions with adjustable feet and legs to accommodate most roof pitch angles, and quick and easy screw type installation, combines ease and versatility for added jobsite flexibility. Whether your roof is flat or sloped, wood, metal or concrete, anchors can be installed to a variety of materials to provide a tie-off point for your personal fall protection system. Anchorage connectors are the foundation of most fall protection systems, often overlooked but critical components because they securely attach your system to the anchorage. Your choice of anchor depends on the type of work being done. Each D-ring accommodates a self-retracting lifeline, vertical lifeline, or lanyard. Anchorages are sold by what they connect to (general/ all purpose, steel, concrete, roof, or specialty), whether they are fixed or mobile, and whether they are permanent or portable. They all must provide a secure point of attachment for a complete personal fall arrest system and must be capable of supporting a load of 5,000 lbs. (22kN) or of meeting OSHA’s criteria of a 2 to 1 safety factor.

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