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Workman FP Stryder™ Beam Anchor
Workman FP Stryder™ Beam Anchors quickly and easily attach to an I-beam flange without the need for any tools.
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Anchorage Connector Components
MSA's Anchorage Connector Components for use in fall arrest and confined space entry applications.
Freestanding Constant Force® Post
MSA's Latchways® Freestanding Constant Force post provides assured worker safety at height where there is an occasional or temporary requirement to access flat roofs or structures.
Carabiners
MSA offers a wide variety of carabiners for almost every application. All carabiners have a minimum breaking strength of 5,000 lbs/22,24 kN.
Web Straps and Slings
MSA offers several web straps and slings for use in a variety of applications.
Cable Sling
Intended to be used in a basket configuration only, the Cable Sling is approved for use by one person at a time with approved systems. Two strands of cable sling must be of equal length to ensure an even distribution of a load.
Roof Anchors
Available in permanent or reusable models, roof anchors provide an anchor point for personal fall arrest systems on roofs for maintenance work, repair, and new construction.
Rail-Slider Anchorage Connector
This device is easily and quickly installed anywhere along an approved anchorage (rail). The Rail Slider™ Anchorage Connector will move along the rail, pulled by the worker's lanyard/harness. No unhooking and re-hooking of the lanyard is required when changing work locations. The rail slider consists of a pair of rail profile plates, which interlock via a set of receiving bolts. A lanyard is attached to an approved carabiner securing the profile plates to the crown of the rail.
Beam Trolley
The Beam Trolley is a moveable anchorage connector designed to support either personnel or material. Trolley consists of a carriage with four wheels containing anti-friction bearings that are connected to aluminum housings and to a steel cross bar. Cross bar provides an anchorage point for attaching fall protection equipment. Trolley can be positioned anywhere along an overhead beam to provide mobility in a horizontal direction, and fits the support beam as specified by the user.
