Guardian Fall Protection 01620 Cross Arm Strap (6 ft)

Product Description

The Guardian Fall Protection 01620 is a 6 ft cross arm strap reusable anchorage connector that secures to structural members using a pass-through loop and D-ring cinch-down design. Constructed of reinforced polyester webbing with galvanized steel D-rings and a protective wear pad, the strap provides a portable anchorage point for one worker. The connector meets applicable OSHA and ANSI fall protection standards and is compatible with horizontal lifelines.

• Cinch-down pass-through loop and D-ring design for tool-free installation around beams and structures
• Reinforced polyester webbing with galvanized steel hardware and integrated protective wear pad
• Rated 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength; supports one user with worker plus tools weight range 130-420 lb

Product Highlights

Reusable 6 ft anchorage connector, pass-through loop/D-ring cinch-down design, 5,000 lb MBS, OSHA and ANSI compliant

Product Information

Standard Information

• Brand: GUARDIAN FALL PROTECTION
• Manufacturer Part Number: 01620

Technical Specifications

• Brand: GUARDIAN FALL PROTECTION
• Manufacturer Part Number: 01620
• Model Number: 01620
• Product Type: Reusable anchorage connector (cross arm strap, cinch-down style)
• Length: 6 ft (72 in / 183 cm)
• Material: Reinforced polyester webbing
• Hardware: Galvanized steel D-rings
• Anchor End Configuration: Pass-through loop and D-ring (cinch-down)
• Webbing Type: Web loop with protective reinforcing strap
• Installation: Wrap around compatible structure, pass end through large D-ring, cinch down (pass-through loop cinch-down)
• Minimum Breaking Strength: 5,000 lb
• Worker Capacity: 130-420 lb (including tools and clothing)
• Maximum Users: 1
• Weight: Approx. 1.7 lb (0.77 kg)
• Minimum Service Temperature: -30 °F
• Compatibility: Compatible with horizontal lifelines; wraps around structural members
• Includes: (1) Cross Arm Strap, length 6 ft
• Certifications: ANSI Z359.18-17; ANSI A10.32-12; OSHA 1926 Subpart M; OSHA 1910