Super Anchor Safety 6050D - 36" Value Tie Off Strap, 2" webbing, D-ring and Loop End

Tie-Off Straps are made from 2” wide polyester or nylon and are designed for use as temporary anchorage points to connect vertical lifelines, SRL’s, web lanyard and rope lanyards. Use on wood, steel and concrete structures. Tie-Off straps are wrapped, cinched around the structure to make for a secure anchor or can be embedded into concrete and evacuated when finished with the job.

Please see the part number list below for Application, Length, Compliance and Packaging information for all our Tie Off Straps.

Features

• Rated for OSHA Fall Arrest 5,000 pounds
• Quick temporary anchor for wood, steel and concrete applications
• Can be wrapped, cinched or embedded into concrete
• Available in 3’ – 6’ lengths and custom lengths
• Complies with OSHA, ANSI and CSA Standards
• Comprehensive warning and inspection labels included

• Device: webbing tie-off strap for single-user fall protection (temporary anchorage)
• Model: 6050D
• Overall length: 36 in (0.91 m)
• Webbing width: 2.0 in (≈50 mm)
• Webbing material: heavy-duty polyester, abrasion/UV resistant
• Hardware: forged steel D-ring (zinc plated) and reinforced sewn loop end
• D-ring opening: ≈2.0 in inside diameter, smooth radius for hooks/carabiners
• Stitching: high-strength bar-tack with contrasting inspection thread
• Thickness (webbing): ~0.08–0.10 in (nominal)
• Weight: approximately 0.9–1.3 lb per strap
• Minimum tensile strength: 5,000 lb (strap/D-ring system)
• User capacity: 1 person up to 310 lb including tools and equipment (as part of a compliant PFAS)
• Typical use: wrap/“choker” around beams, truss chords, posts, or other approved structural members; keep clear of sharp edges or use edge protection
• Temperature range: about −30 °F to 120 °F (typical jobsite conditions)
• Finish/color: high-visibility webbing with attached ID/inspection label
• Compatible connectors: ANSI-compliant locking snap hooks or carabiners to the D-ring (do not clip into sewn loop)
• Compliance (when used within a compliant system): OSHA 1926.502; ANSI Z359.1 / A10.32
• Inspection/retirement: inspect before each use; remove from service after any fall event or if cuts, glazing, heavy abrasion, chemical/UV damage, broken stitches, D-ring corrosion/deformation, or illegible labels are found

• Q: How do I install the strap—choke or straight wrap?
  A: Use a choke (pass the D-ring end through the sewn loop) around a sound structural member. Cinch snug so it can’t migrate. Do not clip a connector into the sewn loop, don’t tie knots in the webbing, and keep at least a few inches of tail beyond the choke.
• Q: What connectors and systems are compatible?
  A: Connect one ANSI-compliant locking snap hook or carabiner to the forged D-ring. The strap is for a single user as part of a complete PFAS (harness + connector + anchor). It’s not a lifting/rigging sling and isn’t intended for horizontal lifelines unless engineered by a qualified person.
• Q: What are the capacity and strength limits?
  A: Typical maximum user is 310 lb including tools and equipment. The strap/D-ring system minimum tensile strength is 5,000 lb when used as directed. Always attach to a structure that meets or exceeds anchorage strength requirements.
• Q: What inspection, care, and removal-from-service rules apply?
  A: Inspect before each use and periodically by a competent person. Remove from service after any fall event or if you see cuts, glazing, heavy abrasion, chemical damage, UV bleaching, broken stitches, or corrosion/deformation at the D-ring. Keep off sharp edges (use edge protection), clean with mild soap and water, air-dry out of heat, and store dry away from sunlight and chemicals.