Super Anchor Safety 1004A - Vertical Wall Anchor & Fastener Kit

A ready-to-install wall-mount anchorage that creates a dependable tie-off point on vertical wood, steel, or concrete structure. The 1004A kit pairs a heavy-gauge steel anchor plate with a forged connection ring and matched fasteners, so crews can bolt up quickly and get a single-user, 5,000-lb rated attachment for maintenance, access, or construction tasks. Compact, corrosion-resistant, and inspection-friendly, it’s designed to live on the wall where you need routine protection without cluttering the workspace.

Features

• Complete kit out of the box: anchor plate, connection ring, matched Grade fasteners, and installation instructions
  
• Permanent or semi-permanent installation on vertical structure; through-bolt to wood studs/joists or steel plate, or use engineered concrete anchors as specified
  
• 5,000 lb minimum strength rating; single-user use up to 310 lb including tools and equipment when used per instructions
  
• Low-profile plate keeps aisles and access paths clear; smooth connection ring for easy clipping with standard locking snap hooks or carabiners
  
• Durable construction: heavy-gauge, corrosion-resistant steel plate with robust hardware for long service life
  
• SRL compatible when installed per the screw/bolt specification and required fall clearance; horizontal lifeline use only as part of an engineered system approved by a qualified person
  
• Service zones: fall arrest within approximately ±30° of the anchor’s working axis; 360-degree fall restraint where no free-fall hazard exists
  
• Typical operating temperature range suitable for common indoor/outdoor environments
  
• Clear limitations: personal fall protection anchorage only—do not use for lifting, hoisting, or as structural bracing
  
• Standards alignment when installed and used as directed: OSHA 1926.502 / 1910.140 and ANSI Z359.1 / A10.32

Please read and understand the manufacturer instructions before using this product

• Device: vertical wall anchor and fastener kit for single-user fall protection (permanent or semi-permanent install)
• Structure attachment: through-bolt to wood studs/joists or steel; engineered anchors for concrete as specified
• Material (anchor plate): heavy-gauge carbon steel, corrosion-resistant finish (hot-dip galvanized or zinc-plated)
• Material (connector): forged steel D-ring/attachment ring
• Dimensions (anchor plate): approximately 6 in × 4 in plate size, ~0.20–0.25 in thick (heavy plate for wall duty)
• Dimensions (connector): D-ring inside opening ~2.0 in; overall stand-off profile ~1.5–2.0 in from wall
• Mounting holes: two 9/16 in through-bolt holes (typical); use only the kit’s hole pattern
• Weight: approximately 2.0–3.0 lb per kit (anchor plate, D-ring, Grade hardware)
• Strength rating: minimum tensile/breaking strength 5,000 lb
• Design load (typical): 4:1 safety factor (≈1,250 lb working load limit when used as designed)
• User capacity: one person up to 310 lb including tools and equipment (when used with an energy absorber per instructions)
• Fasteners (included): matched Grade bolts, lock nuts, and washers for through-bolting; do not mix or substitute hardware
• Service zones: fall arrest within approximately ±30° of the anchor’s working axis; fall restraint allowed 360° where no free-fall hazard exists
• Environmental range: suitable for common indoor/outdoor conditions (roughly −30 °F to 120 °F)
• Compliance: OSHA 1926.502 / 1910.140; ANSI Z359.1 / A10.32 (when installed and used as directed)
• Inspection/retirement: pre-use check each shift and periodic competent-person inspections; remove from service after any fall event or if deformation, corrosion, elongated holes, or fastener damage is observed

• Q: Where can I mount the anchor, and what substrates are acceptable?
  A: Mount to solid structure only—through-bolt to wood studs/joists or steel, or use engineered anchors for concrete as specified. Do not attach to drywall, sheathing, or other non-structural materials.
• Q: How should I orient the anchor and what loading directions are acceptable?
  A: Install so the D-ring lines up with the expected load path (generally straight out from the wall in the direction of the lifeline). Use in fall arrest within roughly ±30° of the anchor’s working axis, and avoid side- or back-loading.
• Q: What connection equipment can I use and how many users are allowed?
  A: Connect a single user at a time using ANSI-compliant locking snap hooks or carabiners with an energy-absorbing lanyard or SRL, ensuring required fall clearance. Multi-user or horizontal lifeline use requires an engineered system approved by a qualified person.
• Q: What inspection and retirement practices should I follow?
  A: Inspect before each use and perform periodic competent-person inspections. Remove from service after any fall event or if you see deformation, corrosion, elongated holes, loosened or damaged fasteners, or other defects. Keep hardware tight and the plate free of debris and corrosion.