Beam anchor

We are reliable suppliers of beam anchors, designed for securing workers to overhead beams or structural elements. Available in different sizes and load capacities, our beam anchors are built from durable steel for strength and reliability. Easy to install and adjust, these anchors are perfect for use in construction, rigging, and maintenance work at height, ensuring workers remain safely tethered while performing tasks on elevated surfaces.

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Beam anchors are essential components in fall protection systems, used to secure a fall arrest system to a horizontal beam or structural element. These anchors are designed for easy installation on I-beams, steel girders, or other solid structures where a safe attachment point is needed. Beam anchors help protect workers who are working at height by providing a secure point for connecting a lifeline, fall arrest system, or lanyard. Made from high-strength materials such as steel or aluminum, beam anchors must meet strict safety standards like ANSI Z359.18 and SASO 4010 to ensure reliability and effectiveness.

Key Features:

  • Durability: Constructed from high-strength materials like steel or aluminum for long-lasting use.
  • Versatility: Designed to fit a wide range of beams and structural types, allowing flexible use across various work sites.
  • Easy to Install: Features simple installation methods, such as clamping or bolting to horizontal beams.
  • Portable: Lightweight and easy to transport to different job sites, making it ideal for temporary or short-term use.

Types and Standards:

  • Fixed Beam Anchors: Permanently installed for long-term use.
  • Portable Beam Anchors: Temporary anchors that can be easily moved and set up in different locations.
  • ANSI Z359.18, SASO 4010: Standards that ensure beam anchors meet safety and load-bearing criteria for fall protection.

Brands Available:
MSA, 3M, Guardian Fall Protection, Karam, and Honeywell offer high-quality beam anchors designed to provide secure fall protection for workers at height.

General Maintenance:
Inspect beam anchors regularly for any signs of wear or corrosion, particularly at attachment points. Ensure all fasteners, bolts, and clamps are secure. Clean with mild detergent and water to remove dirt, and store in a dry area when not in use.

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