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Steel and beam anchors attach to structural steel (such as an I-beam, H-beam, or pipe) to serve as a tie-off point for a fall arrest device. They are clamped, welded, or bolted in place. They often have a smaller footprint than other connectors and can be used where the mounting point is not fully exposed, such as anchors that clamp onto beams. Fall arrest systems are used when working at height, such as when performing construction and maintenance tasks. Anchors should always be inspected and replaced after being exposed to a fall.
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Rebar Hook Anchors for Steel & Beam
These hook anchors connect around overhead rebar, pipe, structural steel, or beams to provide an attachment point for fall arrest devices. The anchor fits loosely around the structural component, allowing the anchor to move freely without the worker moving it. A D-ring provides the attachment point. Anchors should always be inspected and replaced after being exposed to a fall.
Flange Clamp Anchors for Steel & Beams
These flange clamp anchors (sometimes called steel plate anchors) have two set screws that secure the clamp to a beam flange to provide a fixed tie-off point overhead. They attach to horizontal beams when the D-ring can hang down. They have a small footprint and can be used in locations where only one flange is exposed. These anchors can be removed and reused in other locations. Anchors should always be inspected and replaced after being exposed to a fall.