Guardian 01625 6 ft. Cross Arm Strap w/Large and Small D-Rings Anchorage Connector

The Guardian Cross Arm Strap (SKU: 01625) is a versatile, reusable anchorage connector constructed with robust polyester webbing and galvanized steel D‑rings. Simply loop it over a beam or compatible structure, pass the small D‑ring through the larger one to cinch tight, and attach your lanyard or SRL. At 6 feet long and weighing around 1.7 lb, the strap enables safe tieoffs in various fall-protection applications and supports a single worker, delivering a reliable 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength while staying code-compliant.

Key Features:

• Convenient large & small D‑ring design for quick cinch-down installation
• Made with durable polyester webbing and galvanized steel hardware
• Lightweight and compact (6 ft length, ~1.7 lb weight)
• Reusable and suitable for various temporary anchorage scenarios
• Rated for 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength; supports one user
• Meets/exceeds OSHA 1910, OSHA 1926.502, ANSI Z359.18‑17, ANSI A10.32‑12 standards

• Model: 01625
• Type: Reusable Cross Arm Strap anchorage connector
• Material: Polyester webbing; galvanized steel D‑rings
• Length: 6 ft (183 cm)
• Weight: ~1.7 lb (0.77 kg)
• Worker Capacity: 130–420 lb (including tools)
• Minimum Breaking Strength: 5,000 lb
• Maximum Users: 1
• Minimum Service Temperature: –30 °F
• Includes: (1) Cross Arm Strap with large & small D‑rings

• Wrap the strap over a beam or solid structure.
• Pull the small D‑ring through the large D‑ring to cinch snugly.
• Attach a fall arrest lanyard or SRL to the large D‑ring.
• Ensure secure fit and structural integrity before use.
• After use, inspect for damage; store for reuse.

Q: How does this strap secure itself?
A: You loop it over a structure, pass the small D‑ring through the large D‑ring, and cinch tight.

Q: What’s its load rating?
A: It maintains a minimum breaking strength (MBS) of 5,000 lb and supports one user (130–420 lb).

Q: Is it reusable?
A: Yes—you can reinstall and use it multiple times, provided it's still undamaged.

Q: What standards does it meet?
A: It meets ASTM criteria: OSHA 1910, OSHA 1926.502, ANSI Z359.18‑17, and ANSI A10.32‑12.