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The GUARDIAN FALL PROTECTION 230 is a reusable, portable anchorage connector designed for fall arrest, work positioning, and restraint applications. Built from high-strength alloy steel, this bolt hole anchor installs directly into compatible holes in steel structures or precast concrete, creating a rated tie-off point without the need for welding or permanent hardware. It fits bolt holes ranging from 0.75 inches to 1.25 inches in diameter and supports a single user capacity of 130 to 420 pounds per OSHA and ANSI requirements. Fall protection technicians, ironworkers, and general industry workers installing at elevation are the primary users of this anchor type.
This anchor is suited for both residential and commercial construction environments where bolt holes are present in structural steel or precast concrete panels. Common scenarios include steel erection, precast concrete form work, maintenance on elevated steel structures, and any task requiring a compliant tie-off point at an existing bolt hole location. Its compact, lightweight form factor makes it easy to transport and reposition across a jobsite as work locations change.
Designed for use with precast concrete or structural steel members that have existing bolt holes between 0.75 inches and 1.25 inches in diameter. Suitable for fall arrest, work positioning, or restraint systems where a compatible anchorage point is required.
Installation should be performed by a competent person as defined under OSHA fall protection standards. Before installing, shut down or de-energize any nearby equipment and inspect the bolt hole and surrounding structure for damage or inadequate load-bearing capacity. Verify the anchor is fully seated and secured in the bolt hole before attaching a personal fall arrest system. All fall protection systems must be inspected before each use per ANSI Z359 guidelines.
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