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- Makes attaching to the anchorage structure simple, fast and easy for added worker satisfaction and productivity
- Device can be removed and simply re-installed in a new loaction for added jobsite flexibility and lower overall cost of ownership
- Specialized fall protection system for residential or commercial wood frame structures keeps you safe and secure
- Installation requires either 12 ea 16d nails or 6 ea 1/4 x 2-1/2 in lag screws which are included with the anchor
- Reusable roof anchor for flat or sloped wood with chain, O-ring and fasteners
- Removable/reusable 1/4-Inch thick steel roof anchor
- Complete with zinc plated forged alloy steel O-ring
Product description
098-2103673 Features: -Removable/Reusable Roof Anchor provides anchorage connector on flat or sloped wood roof structures. -Connection Type: Chain/O-ring. -Material: Chain. -Additional Info:ANCHOR ROOF CHAINCost is for a min. order of 1/EAUNSPSC:Testing Approvals: Meets or exceeds all applicable industry standards including OSHA, ANSI and the stringent ANSI Z359. Dimensions: Overall Height – Top to Bottom: -11.25 Inches. Overall Width – Side to Side: -8.75 Inches. Overall Depth – Front to Back: -6.25 Inches. Overall Product Weight: -5.5 Pounds.
From the Manufacturer
Our anchorage connectors are built from top quality materials guaranteeing high strength and durability to stand up to the toughest environments Anchorage connectors are the unsung heroes 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 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