Super Anchor Safety 3006 - Max Hinged Roof Anchor

A reusable, hinged roof anchor for fast, reliable tie-off on wood-framed roofs. The 3006 mounts at the ridge or in the field and accepts nails (included) or approved screws. Built from 11-gauge zinc-coated steel and rated to 5,000 lb for single-user fall arrest/restraint, it conforms to steep pitches or lays flat on the deck and meets common OSHA/ANSI requirements.

Features

• 1-person roof anchor for wood framing; install at ridge or field locations.
  
• 11-gauge zinc-coated steel construction for job-tough durability.
  
• Pitch range: up to 20/12 with screws, 12/12 with nails; can lay flat on the deck.
  
• Fastener flexibility: installs with nails or screws; single retail pack includes 36 duplex nails (3006), and a 20-pack option is available.
  
• Strength and capacity: minimum tensile 5,000 lb; maximum user 310 lb including tools/equipment; hardware proof-tested to 3,600 lb.
  
• Connector friendly: use with a vertical lifeline, SRL, or lanyard per instructions.
  
• Compliance: OSHA 1926.502 / 1910.66; ANSI Z359.1-07 & A10.32-2012.
  
• Temporary use: not intended for permanent installation; HLL use only when engineered by a qualified person.
  
• Typical substrate guidance: install over sheathing (≥7/16 in OSB/ply) fastened to at least a 2×4 top chord or truss

Please read and understand the manufacturer instructions before using this product

• Q: Where should I mount the anchor and how should it be oriented?
  A: Install directly over a structural member (rafter or truss) and place it as high above the work area as practical—typically near the ridge. Keep the tie-off in line with the expected fall path to minimize swing-fall and avoid side- or back-loading.
• Q: Which fasteners should I use, and can I mix nails and screws in one install?
  A: Use one approved method per installation. Follow the instruction manual’s patterns (for example, a full nail pattern or a full screw pattern) and hole sizes. Do not mix fastener types, do not substitute unapproved hardware, and ensure full embedment into structure.
• Q: Can I use a self-retracting lifeline (SRL) or horizontal lifeline (HLL) with this anchor?
  A: SRLs are acceptable when the anchor is installed per the screw specification and required fall clearance is maintained. HLL use must be engineered and approved by a qualified person; do not rig an HLL by default or when the anchor is nailed.
• Q: What are the inspection and removal-from-service rules?
  A: Perform a pre-use inspection each shift and periodic competent-person inspections. Remove the anchor from service after any fall event or if you see deformation, cracks, corrosion, elongated holes, or damaged hardware. When the job phase is complete, remove the anchor, fill fastener holes, and restore the roof’s weatherproofing.