FallTech 7393BS - Rotating Bolt-On D-Ring Anchor, w/ Bolt & Nut, 10k

The FallTech 7393BS is a high-capacity structural anchorage connector designed for fall-protection systems. This rotating bolt-on D-ring anchor includes a Grade 8 installation bolt and nut, offers 10,000 lb static strength rating, and features a D-ring assembly that rotates 360° and pivots 180° to accommodate connection alignment. It is suitable for bolting onto properly rated structural members.

Key features:

• D-ring assembly rotates 360° and pivots 180° for optimal alignment and connection flexibility
• Includes Grade 8 installation bolt and nut for bolt-on mounting
• 10,000 lb minimum static strength rating for structural anchorage applications

• SKU: 7393BS
• Product type: Rotating Bolt-On D-Ring Anchor, w/ Bolt & Nut – 10k
• Static strength: 10,000 lb 
• Connectors/material: D-ring assembly (plated alloy steel)
• Movement: 360° rotation, 180° pivoting
• Installation hardware: Includes Grade 8 bolt and nut
• Compliance: ANSI Z359.18-2017; OSHA 1926.502 and 1910.66

Q: What structural conditions must be met for the 7393BS to be installed safely?
A: The anchor must be mounted to a structural member capable of supporting its 10,000 lb rated static strength using the included Grade 8 bolt and nut and in accordance with the site’s anchorage requirements.

Q: How does the rotating and pivoting D-ring benefit the user?
A: The 360-degree rotation combined with 180-degree pivot allows the D-ring to align naturally with movement direction and attachment angle, reducing side-loading and improving safety in dynamic work positions.

Q: Is installation hardware included with this anchor?
A: Yes — the anchor includes a Grade 8 installation bolt and nut for bolt-on mounting.

Q: Can the 7393BS be used as part of a horizontal lifeline or multi-user system?
A: While the 7393BS provides a 10,000 lb rated anchorage, suitability for horizontal lifeline or multi-user systems depends on the overall system design, the structural load path and connection configuration; consulting a qualified engineer is recommended.